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The Data Recorder app in OpenICE has several different "persisters" that are actually responsible for storing the data. Use of the CSVPersister is very common. It formats numbers using a "NumberFormat" and obtains a NumberFormat using NumberFormat.getNumberInstance() . By default, this number format uses "grouping" to create numbers that are better human readable. For instance, one thousand is presented as
1,000
However, this is obviously a problem in a CSV file, as the additional , characters in the output are treated as separators in the resulting output.
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The Data Recorder app in OpenICE has several different "persisters" that are actually responsible for storing the data. Use of the CSVPersister is very common. It formats numbers using a "NumberFormat" and obtains a NumberFormat using NumberFormat.getNumberInstance() . By default, this number format uses "grouping" to create numbers that are better human readable. For instance, one thousand is presented as
1,000
However, this is obviously a problem in a CSV file, as the additional , characters in the output are treated as separators in the resulting output.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: