hpavlov
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4 years ago Hi Oliver,
Issue 1: >The announced durations in tenths of a second by a observer is not shown correct.
Can you please provide information on:
- Which event- Which observer report- Is this not displayed correctly in OW Desktop (I presume) or Mobile- Is this not displayed just for you when you have a local decimal separator as a comma or is it regardless of the decimal separator or you don't know
Issue 2: Lunar Occultations add-in. Okay thanks for reporting this. I will investigate. Hristo.
On Friday, April 24, 2020, 10:06:41 PM GMT+1, oliverkloes <notifications@github.com> wrote: Hi Hristo, I had a problem with my latest update of the feed Lunar Occultations of Close Double Stars. Synchonize OW with the latest update of the feed I got no events at all. The problem is the decimal separator. Because of another software I had to set my computer to use a "," as the decimal separator. This caused the trouble. After I switched back to "." I could download the feed without any problems. I guess some users of "," will not use the feed because they think the feed doesn't work or is not updated anymore. Another issue with the decimal separator: The announced durations in tenths of a second by a observer is not shown correct. Example: Separator "." = 4.5 sec, with "," = 45 sec Thanks, Oliver
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Hi Hristo, I had a problem with my latest update of the feed Lunar Occultations of Close Double Stars. Synchonize OW with the latest update of the feed I got no events at all. The problem is the decimal separator. Because of another software I had to set my computer to use a "," as the decimal separator. This caused the trouble. After I switched back to "." I could download the feed without any problems. I guess some users of "," will not use the feed because they think the feed doesn't work or is not updated anymore. Another issue with the decimal separator: The announced durations in tenths of a second by a observer is not shown correct. Example: Separator "." = 4.5 sec, with "," = 45 sec Thanks, Oliver