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| From: | Warren Young | Date: | January 21 2008 5:18pm |
| Subject: | Re: Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 from a DECIMAL | ||
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Bart Verstraete wrote: > > is it because mysql++ search a "," and not a "." Actually, it may be the opposite: MySQL++ currently assumes the decimal point is '.', but it's ',' in your country, right? I've just checked in a change which will make it look for the decimal point setting in your C locale and only fall back to the hard-coded '.' value if that fails. Please let me know whether this fixes your issue or not.
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| • Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 froma DECIMAL | Bart Verstraete | 20 Jan |
| • Re: Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 froma DECIMAL | Warren Young | 21 Jan |
| • Re: Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 from a DECIMAL | Jonathan Wakely | 21 Jan |
| • Re: Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 froma DECIMAL | Warren Young | 21 Jan |
| • Re: Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 from a DECIMAL | Jonathan Wakely | 22 Jan |
| • Re: Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 from a DECIMAL | Jonathan Wakely | 22 Jan |
| • Re: Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 froma DECIMAL | Warren Young | 24 Jan |
| • Re: Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 from a DECIMAL | Jonathan Wakely | 26 Jan |
| • Re: Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 froma DECIMAL | Warren Young | 28 Jan |
| • Re: Still gettiing a BadConversion thrown with mySQL++ 3.0 RC1 from a DECIMAL | Jonathan Wakely | 29 Jan |
