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NSNumberFormatter localize bug in IB?
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NSNumberFormatter localize bug in IB?


  • Subject: NSNumberFormatter localize bug in IB?
  • From: Modesitt Software <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 4 Aug 2005 21:41:24 -0700

What is the difference between checking the Localize check box in a NSNumberFormatter's IB window, and setting the localizing programmatically using "setLocalizesFormat:YES"? I have a text block on my window with the format set to "$ #,##0.00". When I change the System Preference International Format to another country, the formatter that localizes programmatically correctly localizes the number, but the one set in IB does not; the $ sign remains always. I'd much prefer to set this in IB than have to define outlets just to correctly localize them. Is this a known bug? If not, I'll write it up. Thanks in advance.
-Bill


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