I'm actually not sure if this is an issue at all (meaning if there is not already a workaround I don't see - if so sorry) - but here we go:
I happen to write apps mainly for German speaking folks and here it's not 1,123.45 it's 1.123,45 (yeah stupid but hey 🤷).
It's not really a big deal as some simple replacing afterwards fixes this but still folks might be interested in having this in the library.
Proposed solution
I think having optional parameters for the thousand- and decimal-separator-characters defaulting to those here for the number-Formatter might be a good start.
I'd happily volunteer to implement such a change if you are interested in it.
Hi,
I'm actually not sure if this is an issue at all (meaning if there is not already a workaround I don't see - if so sorry) - but here we go:
I happen to write apps mainly for German speaking folks and here it's not
1,123.45
it's1.123,45
(yeah stupid but hey 🤷). It's not really a big deal as some simple replacing afterwards fixes this but still folks might be interested in having this in the library.Proposed solution I think having optional parameters for the thousand- and decimal-separator-characters defaulting to those here for the
number
-Formatter
might be a good start.I'd happily volunteer to implement such a change if you are interested in it.
What do you think?