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Hi, I was just wondering is there any locale that uses the � with a decimal point instead of a comma.

e.g.
�20.00 instead of �20,00

This is the code i am using at the moment


Is there any locale i can use for Ireland. I've tried almost everything (IRELAND, EIRE, IRL, ROI, etc.) and I can't find it.
 
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Great to see a fellow Paddy around here!
Try the following, unfortunately it's been my experience that you have to define your own Locale. I could be wrong but it's not really a problem!
Try the following



Hope this helps,
Barry
 
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Thanks very much. Bout time java started showin the paddys some respect!!!
 
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Brian if you need any more help on this topic please feel free to call into my office. You are asking some very good questions here. You can send me your code if you so wish and I will give you some advice on it.
Keep up the good work!
Phil
[ March 02, 2005: Message edited by: Phil O'Reilly ]
 
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