Hi Tom,
Java offers all these features in NumberFormat, DecimalFormat etc.,
and we use these APIs, for example in ParserUtils [1]. We use the
appropriate format for each Wikipedia language, but some Wikipedias
(for example, Portuguese, but there are others) do not consistently
use the number forma
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 10:29 AM, Jona Christopher Sahnwaldt
wrote:
> @developers: We will have to discuss what's the best way to do this...
>
> - Add a configuration value decimalSeparator whose value may be dot or
> comma: "," or ".". Bit hard to read... We would also need a
> configuration val
Hi Maria,
thanks for the report!
The problem is that the number is displayed with a comma as the
decimal separator, but in the source text of the page [1], the decimal
separator is a dot:
| área = 282.569
The template [2] that generates the HTML from the source expects the
numbe
Hello everybody,
I was having a look at DBpedia data about cities as for example the area
total property. I would like to know how do you deal with different decimal
separators and grouping separators between countries. For example I found
that in http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rio_Rufino the are
