For the "vi" locale, "." is the radix mark and "," is the decimal mark. So
"99,0" is "990". See this:
Double doubleValue = new Double("9999999.999");
String convertString = iConverter.convertToString(doubleValue,
new Locale("vi"));
System.out.println("Double value: " + doubleValue + ":=> converted
value: " + convertString);
Output:
Double value: 9999999.999:=> converted value: 9.999.999,999
This is how Sun has setup the DecimalFormat for the "vi" locale. Nothing to
do with Wicket.
On Sat, Apr 5, 2008 at 9:27 AM, petrisoft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi I am using wicket 1.3.2 and it seems the Double Converter is broken for
> the Vietnamese language. How would I get round this?. It keeps on adding
> an
> extra zero.
>
> IConverter iConverter = new DoubleConverter();
> String valueStr = "99.0";
> Double convertValue = (Double) iConverter.convertToObject(valueStr, new
> Locale("vi"));
> System.out.println("Double entered String value: " + valueStr + ":=>
> converted value: " + convertValue);
>
> Output:
> Double entered String value: 99.0:=> converted value: 990.0
>
> Thanks Petrisoft
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