Hi,
This one confused me today and I'm just curious which would be "the
most" correct behaviour ;-)
I'm unable to enter any number with @RE picture in Harbour, reduced
test-case follows.
Regards, AC
PROCEDURE MAIN
LOCAL n := 0
/*
Clipper NG
EDisplays date in British fo
On 2010-05-14 15:50, Viktor Szakáts wrote:
There is an "dirty hack" (their words) to solve this
problem in xhb code, and while I can do something similar
in Harbour (although in less ugly way), I'm curious
what is the purpose of "@RE" mask for numeric values?
Seem like something invalid to me.
A
On 2010-05-14 16:13, Viktor Szakáts wrote:
As for Clipper NG, it's seem to be a undocumented feature,
because Clipper's @E formats numbers (not only dates) in British way:
thousand and decimal separator are reversed.
Typical formatting - 1,000,000.00
British (and Polish) - 1.000.000,00
So what
ll
0x1000 0x0002D000 LIBPQ.dll
[...]
Regards, Aleksander Czajczynski
-mt -lhbnetio -lrddsql -lsddpg -llibpq
sddtest.prg
#include "dbinfo.ch"
#include "error.ch"
#include "hbrddsql.ch"
#include "hbthread.ch"
REQUEST SDDPG, SQLMIX
ANNOUNCE RDDSYS
FIELD