SUMMARY In 24.05.0 it's no longer possible for me to use a large pasted number with a delimiter (a dot that seperates group of thousands) and use it for a calculation. It produces an "input error". In previous versions KCalc was able to use these numbers. It doesn't even matter if the delimiter is a dot or a comma. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Copy a large number that has dots in it that seperate group of thousands, like "2.560.275.623" 2. Paste it into KCalc 3. Divide by 1024 OBSERVED RESULT KCalc says "input error" EXPECTED RESULT It should be able to calculate "2560275623 / 1024" and give "2500269,16309" as a result, just like older versions of KCalc. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Manjaro KDE Plasma Version: 6.0.5 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.2.0 Qt Version: 6.7.1 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION It used to work in older versions just fine!
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Hello, the missing "thousands separator" gives to Kcalc a very poor user experience IMHO. I see that all the other bug reports are marked as duplicate of this bug. I hope someone can work on this fix. Thanks a lot!