Using that as response, here's the result of parsing it with Qbxml:
>Qbxml.new(:qb).from_qbxml(response)
ArgumentError: invalid value for BigDecimal(): "0,02943"
from /Users/maxhelmetag/.rbenv/versions/2.6.3/lib/ruby/2.6.0/bigdecimal.rb:5:in `BigDecimal'
I'm not sure what the solution would be besides subbing out commas for periods but... I'm sure that could go awry in some other places. Are there any tips out there for dealing with customers using this localized number formatting? Or are there settings to force the QBWC to drop the localized number formatting?
In some places in the world (in this case Quebec), commas are used as decimal delimiters instead of periods (e.g. "0,02943" instead of "0.02943").
Here's an anonymized QBWC response from one of our Canadian customers for a
BillAddRq
including these localized decimal values:Using that as
response
, here's the result of parsing it withQbxml
:I'm not sure what the solution would be besides subbing out commas for periods but... I'm sure that could go awry in some other places. Are there any tips out there for dealing with customers using this localized number formatting? Or are there settings to force the QBWC to drop the localized number formatting?
Thanks!