Change System Language makes changes the decimal seperator

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Yup, localization gives you a comma for e.g. French notation, and a dot for the English decimal separator.

Good practice: Reading floats from number input field

When reading a floating point number from an InputTextField, it should be noted, that there can be different decimal notations, based on the users selection of language. English language would use dot-notation (e.g. 1.5) where e.g. French would use comma-notation (e.g. 1,5) - this is also the raw text that would be read from the input field using the getText() method. As URScript will need dot-notation for decimal separation, it is good practice to ensure that the number parsed will have this …