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Performing this change allows decimal values to concatenate through strings correctly.
When a user's Windows regional format uses , for decimal separation, MoonSharp does not handle it in this instance.
For my purposes, I have a software that uses MoonSharp for FFmpeg operations.
This is a snippet from a Lua script that does not execute correctly:
-- Cut material to whatthe length from random start
local multiplier = (whatthelength*0.75)
local start = functions.randomDouble(0, materiallength - multiplier)
functions.runFFmpeg("-ss " .. start .. " -i \"" .. material .. "\" -t " .. multiplier .. " -c:v libx264 -preset ultrafast -crf 18 -vf scale=" .. options.width .. ":" .. options.height .. ",setsar=1:1,fps=fps=30 -y \"" .. temp2 .. "\"")
The values start and multiplier may not output in a valid format, resulting in this error:
Invalid duration specification for ss: 0,5253521033538923
After these changes were made, the issue no longer occurs.
This may be considered a duplicate or continuation of #295.
Performing this change allows decimal values to concatenate through strings correctly. When a user's Windows regional format uses
,for decimal separation, MoonSharp does not handle it in this instance. For my purposes, I have a software that uses MoonSharp for FFmpeg operations. This is a snippet from a Lua script that does not execute correctly:The values
startandmultipliermay not output in a valid format, resulting in this error:After these changes were made, the issue no longer occurs. This may be considered a duplicate or continuation of #295.