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loc->readMoney() is supposed to return a double. Using that one in a debug
stream as you do, uses the standard Qt functions to convert it into a string
(I doubt they are locale aware). So I expect the problem to be right there.
What happens, if you use
qDebug() << QLocale::toCurrencyString(loc->readMoney(str, ok));
or
qDebug() << QLocale::toString(loc->readMoney(str, ok), 'f', 2);
Does that print the value with a comma? Or stick with KLocale::formatMoney().
I am really not sure, what you try to achieve.
Just a strange result with this, after I had had to modify it, as I
mentioned earlier, to this-
QLocale qloc;
qloc.setDefault(QLocale(QLocale::French));
bool ok;
ok = false;
KLocale* kloc = KGlobal::locale();
QString str = "123,45";
qDebug() <<"A"<< qloc.toCurrencyString(kloc->readMoney(str, &ok));
qDebug() <<"B"<< qloc.toString(kloc->readMoney(str, &ok), 'f', 2);
I patched that into what I'm working on, and it was executed four times,
once per line out of the file.
The first pass produced this -
A "£123.45"
B "123.45"
and the next three produced this -
A "123,45 €"
B "123,45"
I haven't had a chance to investigate why the first differed. Strange.
Allan
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