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NumberLiteral should work properly when the decimal separator is not a dot, but e.g. a comma.
NumberLiteral
Currently it does not work when there is only one digit before the comma.
E.g. using this grammar:
var number = new NumberLiteral("number") { DecimalSeparator = ',' }; number.AddPrefix("0", NumberOptions.Octal);
it should work properly for the following texts:
"1,2"
"0,123"
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NumberLiteral
should work properly when the decimal separator is not a dot, but e.g. a comma.Currently it does not work when there is only one digit before the comma.
E.g. using this grammar:
it should work properly for the following texts:
"1,2"
"0,123"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: