Decimal point and locale

[PMunch]

For some reason (I'm guessing locale settings) grpn shows a "." as the decimal point on the virtual keyboard but it does not accept it as a decimal point. If I try to type a number with a dot as a decimal point and press enter it gives: ".x: Unrecognized command." (x is the number after the decimal point). This is particularly annoying as I live in a country using comma as the decimal point while I'm used to using the dot.

[getreu]

On 08/12/14 14:14, PMunch wrote:

For some reason (I'm guessing locale settings) grpn shows a "." as the
decimal point on the virtual keyboard but it does not accept it as a
decimal point. If I try to type a number with a dot as a decimal point
and press enter it gives: ".x: Unrecognized command." (x is the number
after the decimal point). This is particularly annoying as I live in a
country using comma as the decimal point while I'm used to using the dot.

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#4.

Are you using the latest version 1.4.0?
It should accept , and . as separator whatever your locale is.
You can even mix them.
The numbers are printed according to your system locale settings.

[PMunch]

Ah, turns out I was using version 1.1.2. Is there a repo with updated versions? I got this version from the Ubuntu repositories.

[getreu]

On 08/12/14 18:57, PMunch wrote:

Ah, turns out I was using version 1.1.2. Is there a repo with updated
versions? I got this version from the Ubuntu repositories.

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#4 (comment).

Maybe this package helps:

http://www.getreu.net/public/downloads/software/grpn/grpn-1.4.0/grpn_1.4.0-1_amd64.deb

Otherwise you have to compile it yourself:

https://github.com/getreu/grpn

[PMunch]

The .deb worked flawless. This should be the version in Universe..