| Thanks Victor for helping.
I have tried this in Java Locale.setDefault( new Locale( "LC_ALL",
"C" ) );
No effect.
This is a nasty regression from 5.07.
The csd file generated by the Java program is working fine when using
csound from a command prompt, but not when using the csound api.
Why this "behaviour" in 5.08?
jp
victor a écrit :
> That is C. I am not sure what the equivalent is in Java. In Python,
> this problem occurs only when using GTK and the solution is
> similar to the C one.
>
> Victor
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean-Pierre Lemoine"
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> Subject: [Csnd] 5.08 java and setLocale
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>> The following error
>> error: illegal character ., line 309:
>> asiglo clip asigl, 2, 31622.764
>> ^
>> was suggested to be corrected by using
>>
>> setlocale(LC_ALL, "C");
>> before the call to Compile()
>>
>> I have no idea on how to set this from a java host using the csound
>> api. I have tried " Locale.setDefault( Locale.ENGLISH );" without
>> any success.
>> Thanks for any help, and why is this now required? new parser?
>>
>> jp
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