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From: <tim...@en...> - 2005-09-16 21:33:19
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Ethan A Merritt wrote:
>I've been gone, and may have missed a resolution to this question.
>But in case not...
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>On Thursday 25 August 2005 01:33 pm, Timoth=E9e Lecomte wrote:
> =20
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>>I've seen this problem on my box too, which has locale fr_FR, with a
>>comma for the LC_numeric locale. However, I see the same problem with
>>the x11 terminal.
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>>And the command "set locale {locale {locale_set}}" doesn't seem to do
>>anything about it... What behaviour should I expect ?
>> =20
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>The "set locale" command only affects LC_TIME.
>To change the locale of the decimal sign (LC_NUMERIC) you need to
>call "set decimalsign".
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>Does that answer your question?=20
> =20
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It's my error : I meant "set decimalsign {locale {locale_set}}". This
command doesn't seem to affect the behaviour of the X11 terminal.
My computer's locale os "fr_FR". The locale decimal sign is "," and x11
terminal seems to use it as it draws coords with it. But it gives an
error when zooming, as a comma is rejected by the parser...
I get :
gnuplot> set xr[-6,56788793103:4,12176724138]; set
yr[-4,97885835095:3,73150105708]; set x2r[-6,56789: 4,12177]; set
y2r[-4,97886: 3,73150]
^
':' or keyword 'to' expected
Hope I'm clear enough ;-)
Timoth=E9e
P.S. : by the way, I realised that the "coords to clipboard with 2*<B1>"
doesn't work with the x11 terminal. Is it normal ?
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