Exporting to XAML doesn't use culture independent decimal sign.

[jonathan.slenders]

When in the "Regional and Language Options" dialog of Windows' control panel has been chosen for a number format with kommas instead of points as decimal, The generated XAML file will also contain kommas which are obviously not valid.

[jazzynico (jazzynico)]

Can't reproduce it on Windows XP sp3, Inkscape 0.46 and rev. 21303.
Could you please report your Inkscape version and the system you use?
Could you also attach an example SVG file and the resulting XAML so that we can analyze it?
Thanks.

[jonathan.slenders (jonathan-slenders)]

Find the example files in the attachment.

The SVG is converted to XAML with
- Window Vista Home Premium.
- Regional and Language options, Current Format="Dutch (Belgium)"
- Inkscape 0.46

[jazzynico (jazzynico)]

Reproduced on Windows XP sp3, Inkscape 0.46 and rev. 21424.
The bug affects circle, ellipse, polyline and polygon, but not path, rect and line elements.
I've tested with a point as decimal in the system options, and I get the same bug.

[jazzynico (jazzynico)]

Correction, only circle and ellipse are affected.

[jazzynico (jazzynico)]

Correction again: it IS affected by language options.
Sorry for the errors in my tests.
To sum up, when a comma is defined as a decimal in the system language options, points in circles and ellipses are converted to commas in the exported XAML.

[jazzynico (jazzynico)]

The attached patch seems to resolve this bug.
It's a very simple change in svg2xaml.xsl. I just replaced strings that result from a math operation by the format-number(number, "#.#") XSLT function . As I'm not the author of this extension and I can't connect to IRC, it would be nice if someone could check and validate this patch.
Thanks.

[jazzynico (jazzynico)]

Fix committed in rev. 21534. Please test and report.