On 23-7-2011 14:40, Ludo Brands wrote: >>> DecimalSeparator is set to the system value in Sysutils and >> correspond >>> to the machines localisation. You shouldn't hardcode it. >> Well, I want to have the same output regardless of which >> locale you're in. (Unless there's a really good reason not to >> do that, or maybe, if there is a way to specify locale in the >> output XML) So then I should hardcode it, right? (I'm >> resetting them to their previous settings at the end of the >> module, but there might be a better way of doing that). >> > Isn't property FormatSettings: TXMLXSDFormatSettings supposed to be used for > this? It has a Property DecimalSeparator. > > Ludo Ludo,
Maybe I misunderstood you: I have now chosen to use . unless the user overrides that in the export FormatSettings. Would this be satisfactory? Also, I've written and uploaded a small VB.Net test program to see the XML output .Net/ADO.NET creates/expects. The output is a bit different than Access XP, but might be quite near newer version of Access. I'm going to try and implement basic support for that. Once I've finished that, I think it's done for now. Thanks for the help, Reinier _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
