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Somehow this code seems to use the users decimal separator (in my case a comma) and thus ignoreing the . (US & as far as i know part of the JSON's standard).
Result is wind speeds are 1000 fold of what they are in the data retrieved
"speed": 11.32 thus results in the demo printing 1132 m/s/
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Debugging a bit shows windata at line 45 of Wind.cs correctly shows dots as decimal separator, but windData.SelectToken("speed") shows {11,32} as value in the Watch window.
Somehow this code seems to use the users decimal separator (in my case a comma) and thus ignoreing the . (US & as far as i know part of the JSON's standard).
Result is wind speeds are 1000 fold of what they are in the data retrieved
"speed": 11.32 thus results in the demo printing 1132 m/s/
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: