[packman] [PM] qtiplot 0.9 (openSUSE 10.2/x86_64)

[Ricardo Berlasso]

Finally, I made a bug report (rc3 behave the same way) and I obtain the
following answer, which solve the problem:

"... is due to the fact that the decimal point is customizable starting
with 0.9rc2, while it was not in 0.9rc1. Therefore the projects created
with version 0.9rc1 use the default C locale, where the numbers are in
the form: 1,000.0

To circumvent this problem, you must open the "View | Preferences"
dialog and from the "General | Numeric" tab, you must select the
"1,000.0" option from the "Decimal Separators" combo box..."

So it is safe to use QtiPlot, the "problem" was created by a new feature
that, AFAIK, it was not clearly announced and the fact that the locale
of my OS is Italian.
Cheers from Italy

Christian Herenz ha scritto:
> Leon Freitag schrieb:
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>> Am Mittwoch, 13. Juni 2007 12:16:27 schrieb Ricardo Berlasso:
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>>     
>>> OK, I reinstall rc1 and everything is working again.
>>> What a scare!
>>>     
>>>       
>> You all prevented me from upgrading right now.
>>
>> Leon
>>   
>>   
>>     
> Thank you, I also will not upgrade! Anyone knows if this error with
> previous documents is on QtiPlots side or on Quentins?
>
> Greets,
> Chris
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