Re: [Number::Format] Error in round.t

[Bill W. <bi...@wa...>]

(Note: there was an issue between gmail and sourceforge which was
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with a small spelling fix)

On 9/27/06, Cosimo Streppone <co...@st...> wrote:
> Bill Ward wrote:
>
> > it's my first Test::More script, so maybe one
> > of you will have some critique before I check it into CVS?
>
> The script is ok.
> I'd extend it with some more (useful?) tests, like that I attached you.

Thanks, I will take a look at those and add them.

> > Also, are any of you able to reproduce that testing error?
>
> No, all tests successful on my test machines.
> If I set locale to "it_IT.UTF8" or "it_IT", some tests fail,
> while setting LANG to "en_US" or "en_US.UTF-8" doesn't break tests.
> Report of fails is also attached.
> I don't promise, but if I have a little time, I can try to
> investigate...

What does this mean?

t/unformat_number....Number::Format: {thousands_sep} and
{decimal_point} may not be equal
 at t/unformat_number.t line 22

I don't see how thousands_sep and decimal_point could ever be equal.
Do you write 1234.56 as 1,234,56 or 1.234.56 in Italian??