On 5/31/06, Allan Sandfeld Jensen <kde@carewolf.com> wrote:
>
> On Wednesday 31 May 2006 13:14, you wrote:
> > I checked QT4 and it handles int correctly but it seems it could not
> handle
> > the float number I tried to read something like (۱۲۳/۴) which stands for
> (
> > 123.4) but it could not understand it. did you checked it?
> > On the other hand, we could check for the number value of Unicode
> > characters and treat all digits in all locales simultaneously. Why I
> should
> > wrap my inputs into QLocale to be able to cast them to number values?
> >
>
> Qt expects you to use unicode 1643 as a separator. I probably fails when
> seeing /


well, this is 1643 is not what we use for seperator. We always use / as a
seperator

`Allan
>



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