Hi, style properties (as read with javascript) depend on locale. For example, following piece of code: p.style.width = '100.5px'; alert(p.style.width); show 100,5px with a french locale and 100.5px with an english locale (decimal separator is not the same). That makes comparaison and parsing of those results nearly impossible in a cross-locale way. Moreover, as parseFloat is not locale dependant, p.style.opacity = 0.5; parseFloat(p.style.opacity); shows 0 with a french locale and 0.5 with an english locale. That's quite disturbing. Setting to gtk component as I don't known if it happens with other backends.
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(In reply to comment #0) > Hi, > style properties (as read with javascript) depend on locale. > For example, following piece of code: > > p.style.width = '100.5px'; > alert(p.style.width); > > show 100,5px with a french locale and 100.5px with an english locale (decimal > separator is not the same). > That makes comparaison and parsing of those results nearly impossible in a > cross-locale way. > Moreover, as parseFloat is not locale dependant, > > p.style.opacity = 0.5; > parseFloat(p.style.opacity); > > shows 0 with a french locale and 0.5 with an english locale. > That's quite disturbing. > > Setting to gtk component as I don't known if it happens with other backends. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 18994 ***