In many countries (instead of a dot) a comma is used to expres decimal numbers.
e.g.: One and a half is written as 1,5 in contental Europe, whereas in the UK and US, it is written as 1.5.
The amount input in the receive view doesn’t seem to support decimal numbers expressed with commas. After entering a comma, the QR code doesn’t update anymore. This wouldn’t be a real problem if a user were to have a numeric keyboard with both a dot and comma. Unfortunately, Apple either uses a dot, or a comma in numeric keyboards.
So, it would be nice if the code somehow allows both notations. The amount input in the send view seems to support both already.
In many countries (instead of a dot) a comma is used to expres decimal numbers. e.g.: One and a half is written as 1,5 in contental Europe, whereas in the UK and US, it is written as 1.5.
The amount input in the receive view doesn’t seem to support decimal numbers expressed with commas. After entering a comma, the QR code doesn’t update anymore. This wouldn’t be a real problem if a user were to have a numeric keyboard with both a dot and comma. Unfortunately, Apple either uses a dot, or a comma in numeric keyboards.
So, it would be nice if the code somehow allows both notations. The amount input in the send view seems to support both already.
Cheers