- Jun 6, 2020
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Hi all,
I'm aware of a few ways to set a decimal separator so to output a double according to locale settings or whatever is needed, but I'd like to know if it can be easily done by using JavaObject alone.
To be clear, I saw the thread about using AHlocale+JO+Reflection
I know how to do it substituting a dot with a comma (or whatever) on a string from NumberFormat/2
I Know about B4X Formatter.
My goal is to learn something new, not to solve a specific problem.
So, how to set the decimal separator just using JO? TIA
I'm aware of a few ways to set a decimal separator so to output a double according to locale settings or whatever is needed, but I'd like to know if it can be easily done by using JavaObject alone.
To be clear, I saw the thread about using AHlocale+JO+Reflection
I know how to do it substituting a dot with a comma (or whatever) on a string from NumberFormat/2
I Know about B4X Formatter.
My goal is to learn something new, not to solve a specific problem.
So, how to set the decimal separator just using JO? TIA
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