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Set locale to ensure dots are recognized as decimal points in SWC files #442
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I'll look at this; I've wanted to remove the |
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Ah ok. As you prefer, this is just a quick fix but we could think about something better. |
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Yeah, that's the plan. |
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In some cases, the function
sscanfdoes not recognize dots as decimal points because of thelocalesettings of the user (french in my case, sosscanfexpects commas as decimal points). This PR ensures that dots are always considered as decimal points in SWC files, regardless of user locale settings.