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Nicolas Martignoni added a comment - 10/Jul/07 08:07 PM
Is the entity allowed for string thousandsep? (It's used in french language).
As far as I know, PHP's number_format() function will be used, so only the locale settings will be applied. For french, I believe it is dot (.) for thousands and comma (,) for decimals. I don't think we'll implement customised separators.
Hi,
Yes it uses number_format(), but this is actually not locale based. This is tied to the language pack, so every language pack can have it's own decimal point and thousand separator. So if 2 courses have 2 different languages, the grades in the gradebook will look different (if the decimal point or thousand separators are different) I think might have some issues, because when user submit I think you can end up getting (printed) and & (when manually entered) so might be tricky to process. Yu Thanks for the clarification Yu.
OT: hello Nicolas, Hope you're well installed now in Rennes thousand separators are not supported
This setting does not seem to affect the decimal separators in calculated quiz questions or numerical cloze questions. Is there any way to achieve that these quiz question types recognise a comma as decimal separator?
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