Decimal Symbol gets lost, problem with subscript

Decimal Symbol gets lost, problem with subscript - with European setting (, as decimal symbol, ; as arguments separator - Messages

#1 Posted: 4/13/2021 3:12:27 AM
Martin_B

Martin_B

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Hi!

I use 0.99.7739, but the described problem occurs for a long time.

Sometimes I open a document and then somewhere in the document a comma (decimal symbol) in an expression gets lost. This happens from time to time.

The marked number thirteen should be 1.3 (shown as 1,3).

comma_canvas.png

Looking into the file, you can find "1,3". I think this number was not correctly saved as 1.3 (transformed to 1.3).
But I have a pdf of the sheet with correct results, so this must happen while saving.

 <region left="315" top="801" width="200" height="66" color="#000000" fontSize="10">
      <math optimize="2">
        <input>
          <e type="operand">Δσ.s.equ</e>
          <e type="operand">Δσ</e>
          <e type="operand">λ.s</e>
          <e type="operand">1</e>
          <e type="function" args="2">el</e>
          <e type="operator" args="2">*</e>
          <e type="operator" args="2">:</e>
          <e type="operand">Δσ.s.equ</e>
          <e type="operand">Δσ.s.equ</e>
          <e type="operand">1,3</e>
          <e type="operator" args="2">*</e>
          <e type="operand">1.3</e>
          <e type="operator" args="2">*</e>
          <e type="operator" args="2">:</e>
          <e type="operand">2</e>
          <e type="operand">1</e>
          <e type="function" args="4">line</e>
        </input>
      </math>
    </region>

And furthermore a problem, which I think is related to the conversion . <-> , :
When I copy code an insert it somewhere else in the canvas or maybe in another line-block, the subscript "." is not rarely copied as ",". Even though the variable looks correctly with subscript.
So I get the message variable xy.sub is not existing. When I hover the mouse pointer over it I can see "xy,sub" with comma and of course that's something else than "xy.sub".

If you copy more lines than just a few, it can be really demanding to find the one wrong ",", because on screen everything looks fine.
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sergio 4/13/2021 4:49:00 AM, Davide Carpi 4/22/2021 8:51:00 AM
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