Version: unspecified (using KDE 4.5.0) OS: Linux KRunner requires from me to use dot for decimal point in mathematical operations but displays result with comma point (in fractions). I think the problem is with localization. In Poland decimal point is comma so result is displayed correctly. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Alt + F2 2. type =0.1+0.1 Actual Results: 0,1 (comma point) Expected Results: you should be able to type =0,1+0,1 and decimal point as dot should not be allowed I think also other countries use comma decimal point. Calculator plugin for KRunner should respect global localization rules.
The problem isn't in the calculator runner, because that correctly handles conversion from/to locale character. But it is the ";" handling that allows multiple expressions to be entered, and this incorrectly allows the "," character.
So it won't be fixed?
*** Bug 242849 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Created attachment 54180 [details] this works for me As it appears to me the problem is the qalculate engine _not_ correctly handling a different set of decimal symbols. If I also replace the decimal symbol with "." when using the qalculate engine it works perfectly for me.
Kcalc handels this correctly. May be this could help.
Fixed in r1204235