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Re: Currency Numbers


  • Subject: Re: Currency Numbers
  • From: Yvan KOENIG <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2006 13:55:50 +0200


Le 21 juin 2006, à 22:01, Nigel Garvey a écrit :

Yvan KOENIG wrote on Tue, 20 Jun 2006 09:38:08 +0200:

Le 20 juin 2006, à 04:35, Nigel Garvey a écrit :
If I switch my machine over to French and French numbers, it's only in
strings that the decimal point is a comma. It still appears as a dot in
reals in Script Editor. Is that true for French users or have I missed
something?

NG


Hello

You are perfectly right Nigel.

Thanks for the information, Ivan. It's good to know that '0.0 as string'
is fully portable and that further circumlocutions like '1 / 2 as string'
or '0 as real as string' aren't necessary.


Hello Nigel

In my message I wrote
>> set separator to character -2 of (0.5 as text)

I didn't use 0.0.

Reading your message , I was a bit afraid and made a test.

It's OK.

set separator to character -2 of (0.0 as text)

returns the comma used in France.

Yvan KOENIG
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