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I have read about the 'setlocale' function in the online help but<br />
still don't know where and how to call it.<br />
Could you specify your answer (where? how?), because I am a newbie.<br />
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thank you<br />
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Roland<br />

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I have read about the 'setlocale' function in the online help but
still don't know where and how to call it.
Could you specify your answer (where? how?), because I am a newbie.

thank you

Roland


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Adjusted points to 60<br />

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Well, I have found out by myself:<br />
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I set the socal settings to the Windows settings by calling<br />
setlocale(LC_ALL, &quot;&quot;);<br />
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I get the decimal point sign for my own converting routines with the following code:<br />
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lconv *localconv_ ;<br />
localconv_=localeconv();<br />
Komma = localconv_-&gt;decimal_point;<wbr /><br />
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Please anybody tell me if that's a good way to do this.<br />
<br />
Roland<br />

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Well, I have found out by myself:

I set the socal settings to the Windows settings by calling
setlocale(LC_ALL, "");

I get the decimal point sign for my own converting routines with the following code:

lconv *localconv_ ;
localconv_=localeconv();
Komma = localconv_->decimal_point;

Please anybody tell me if that's a good way to do this.

Roland


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How can I use DDV recognizing the Komma ',' instead of '.' as decimal point, validating the contents of a CEdit as 'double' type?<br />

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How can I use DDV recognizing the Komma ',' instead of '.' as decimal point, validating the contents of a CEdit as 'double' type?


country-specific decimal point

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