Delegating parsing user input is a good idea, but sometimes the input methods you can rely on just don't cut it.
By the way: The international way to express a decimal separator is a (thin non-breaking) space. There's no misunderstanding possible.
Delegating parsing user input is a good idea, but sometimes the input methods you can rely on just don't cut it.
By the way: The international way to express a decimal separator is a (thin non-breaking) space. There's no misunderstanding possible.
According to whom? The CGPM recommends thin spaces as thousands separators, and either points or commas as decimal separators. NIST, ISO, etc. generally copy this, sometimes stipulating the decimal separator as one or the other.
i really hope you mean thousands separator ...
Also, I believe you can change the default separator in Settings somewhere.
I tested semicolon and comma and in both cases the autorecognition selected the correct delimiter but I could change it to equal sign, space, tab, user defined.
You can't change the decimal separator, but the field delimiter is possible.