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Debian bookworm with gourmand deb package 1.1.0+really1.1.0~rc3-3
When exporting to XML or plain text file, Gourmand uses
a) unlocalised numbers (with dot separator) with translated words <rating>5.0/5 Sterne</rating>
b) localised numbers with untranslated words <preptime>0,50 hours</preptime>
c) and sometimes even a dot as a thousands separator <amount>1.000</amount>
all in the same file.
Localised number formatting causes the floats to be unusable by other programs as the locale is unknown and can not always be determined. I suggest using only dots as decimal separators in exports or to indicate the locale in the file with an attribute (like lang attribute in HTML).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Debian bookworm with gourmand deb package 1.1.0+really1.1.0~rc3-3
When exporting to XML or plain text file, Gourmand uses
a) unlocalised numbers (with dot separator) with translated words
<rating>5.0/5 Sterne</rating>
b) localised numbers with untranslated words
<preptime>0,50 hours</preptime>
c) and sometimes even a dot as a thousands separator
<amount>1.000</amount>
all in the same file.
Localised number formatting causes the floats to be unusable by other programs as the locale is unknown and can not always be determined. I suggest using only dots as decimal separators in exports or to indicate the locale in the file with an attribute (like
lang
attribute in HTML).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: