https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439819
--- Comment #5 from Jeremy Whiting <jpwhit...@kde.org> --- Thomas, thanks for the DebugView hint. That's a very useful tool. After a bit of wrangling with craft on windows I think I found the problem. I'm just not yet sure what the proper fix is. Here's what I found. The locale settings from c++ lconv are saying for negative values use 0 : Currency symbol and quantity surrounded by parentheses. (which equates to eMyMoney::Money::ParensAround in KMM. That's fine all negative values on windows have () around them, while on linux here they have - in front instead. But because of that the AmountEditValidator marks (5000.00) as invalid and changes it immediately to "" when loading an existing kmy file with credit limits that are negative values. So one of the following I guess is needed. A) Make AmountEditValidator not derive from QDoubleValidator but instead be a custom type that understands all the different notations in MyMoneyMoney formatMoney B) Only use the system eMyMoney::Money::signPosition in the html views, but not when setting text in an AmountEdit I can get a patch ready with either approach, just wasn't sure which made more sense. Or maybe something completely different would be better? In fiddling with this I also found I can't find a place to set how I want negative values to appear in KMM on windows. Maybe it needs to be a new setting at least on windows where the system locale's aren't editable? (Or maybe they are editable, but I haven't yet found where?) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
