(useLocalDecimalPt=False) in ini doesn't work for exe

[Richie_Kurvers]

In my Proffesional development environment the option "Use localized decimal point" in the "Front Panel" category is working fine.

When I build an executable it is not working. Therefore I put (useLocalDecimalPt=False) to my application_name.ini.

But, still it isn't working. Every time the local symbol of the PC is active.

This is with LabVIEW 2010 SP1.

I know that it worked in previous versions.

Can anybody help me?

Richard

[DFGray]

Is useLocalDecimalPt=False under a group that is the same name as your application in your INI file?  Notice that the LabVIEW.ini file has a single group [LabVIEW].  This group name has to be the same as your executable name.  If that is not the issue, please post your INI file so we can take a look.

[Richie_Kurvers]

The group name is the same as the exe name. See ini file.

I know that this file is correct because of the viSearchPath item.

Additional information: I use Windows 7 64-bit.

[DFGray · Accepted solution]

You are missing an "e" in the tag.  It should be "useLocaleDecimalPt".  My apologies for missing this the first time.

[Richie_Kurvers]

Thank you very much DFGray.

This did the trick.

Stupid me. But at the same time strange because I never changed it.