Re: International number formats
Re: International number formats
- Subject: Re: International number formats
- From: Bernardo Hoehl <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 11:55:19 -0300
Ok folks, I dettected that my script will fail to work properly...
But how do I move on forward to modify the settings on: > system
preferences > international > formats?
Thanks!
Bernardo
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On 25 Feb, 2005, at 10:45 AM, Brennan wrote:
On 25/2/05 at 09:17, Bernardo Hoehl <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi Brennan,
I face the same questions here.
We, in Brazil use commas for decimals and periods for thousants too.
And most of my maths apps tend to result in error at the first time
run
and require my attention.
I looked up system preferences dictionary, and there isn't much info
there.
I was wondering if there is a lower level system access I could use to
change the number formats in system preference's international pane.
One work around would be dettecting the settings > alerting the user >
changing the formats to what I need.
But how?
Well I suppose something like this
try
"0.0" as number
on error msg number n
if n is -1700 then
.. non 'English' settings, do something
end if
end try
Is there an accepted/preferred/reliable method for tweaking system
preferences with AppleScript? I assume it requires messing with plists,
because the "system preferences" dictionary doesn't have a full object
model.
The ideal solution would be for Applescript to offer something like
using decimal seperator "."
-- blah blah blah
end using decimal seperator
I suppose it's worth posting an enhancement request for this.
Brennan
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