> The "very undesirable feature" concerns those who run gnome with a locale > that > use the "," as a decimal mark. <stupid_american_remark> Well, why would anyone ever want to run in a non-english locale? :-) </stupid_american_remark> > For me (I use the french locale), the floating > point numbers are printed and parsed with a "," insteat of a ".", which > breaks > everything. This affects C++ streams. I don't know whether the printf and > scanf > are affected. The only way around is to unset the language environment > variables. I don't know how stable 1.2 is supposed to be (it's still in the preview stage, right?) but I would report this. It seems like they are very for supporting internationalization, so they would probably be quite iterested to hear about this problem. Brad