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Fractional seconds string with period separator in a OS where the system default separator is a comma.

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Hi folk,
following the syntax for the "Embedded Time Format String" and using a "Format Into String" function, I would like to obtain fractional seconds with a period decimal separator, in a OS where the system default separator is a comma.

 

I have tried the following syntax:    %.;%<%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%1u>T


Time at Format into String


The starting localization code "%.;" seems to be ignored, and the resulting string contains a comma for the fractional seconds.

I can, obviously, to parse the resulting string to change the comma into a period but the question is if there is a correct format string to force the "Format Into String" function to generate a period separated fractional seconds.


Thanks,
Asper

 

 

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That is unfortunatly a known issue in LabVIEW since 8.5. ID:45360 or 4I0EE2BQ (or both).

 

More information: in this post.

 

If you have an SSP account I would advise you to log this with your customer support (with a direct reference to the bugID so NI can look it up quickly).

 

Ton

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Hi Ton,
I have had the suspect that the behavior was a bug, but from a search in the forum, evidently incomplete, I have did not find the answer.


It is sad that the CAR is still there from the LV 8.5

Thanks for the all information and links.
Asper

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