Decimal entries conform to locale setting, but seemingly get parsed with dot decimal, no matter.

[sinni800]

So these contain commas, because my locale says commas are the decimal separator. If I try to put dot decimals in there, it automatically resets them to comma decimals before I can click save.

If I put comma decimals in there, they don't apply after hitting safe (only the whole part of the number applies, the decimals get chopped off)

If I set my OS to an english locale with dot decimals, it works fine.

Please parse the float coming out of there with the locale, .NET has

float.tryParse(f, Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture);

I assume that's the problem, I didn't check the code, but I've ran into the same problem as well, previously.

Second way would be to force the culture of the UI to also be invariant, then it doesn't matter.

[luttje]

Hi there, thanks for reporting and helping out with some code right away!

I had a check in the source-code and I don't use any .Parse/.TryParse (according to GitHub search). Instead I use a NumericUpDown control which does the conversion for me: https://github.com/luttje/Key2Joy/blob/main/Key2Joy.Gui/Mapping/Actions/Input/GamePadStickActionControl.cs

That makes this situation quite confusing. I might be forcing a specific Locale somewhere?

Currently my focus is on other projects, so if anyone is able to help that's appreciated!

Until then this problem will have to wait.