Closed skjerns closed 5 years ago
hi @skjerns
I think this is a minor issue, even if I understand your point. This might be changed from the Qt designer
The NUM-pad decimal separator will output a different character depending on the language setting (.
or ,
). Qt only accepts a ,
and ignores the .
. This makes the NUM-pad unusable for visbrain if using a dot-decimal setting.
I googled a bit and it indeed seems to be a common problem with Qt.
I agree that it's a minor issue.
In some countries (i.e. France and Germany), the comma is the decimal separator. However, in most countries, a dot indicates the decimal.
Right now, my dots are just ignored and I create a filter of
8 Hz
instead of '0.8 Hz'.What would be the best way to implement such options system wide? If you point me towards a good entry point I can see if I can implement it.