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Hi
I am not sure if this is the thing you are asking but I also had a similar
problem while I was dealing with DecimalFormat. When I
format a number using decimal format it was formatted using the current
locale but when I tried to parse back the number as a number I
was getting a number format exception.
For ex:
if I format 1000000.2
    if thousands seperator is "." and decimal seperator is "," in the
current locale(eg: Turkish) formatted number becomes 1.000.000,2 and if I
try to parse this number back using Double.parseDouble it throws a
NumberFormatException

this is non-sense in my oponion. If a library uses the locale when
formatting it should use the same locale when parsing back. So I wrote my
own number format functions, and all I can suggests you is that.
I would also like to learn if there is another way that I don't know.
Thanks for all


"Lamjed" <antispam_lamjed@lineone.net> wrote in message
news:3ff59168@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Please ,
> I have a problem to change the decimal separator from ',' to '.' in a
> BigDecimal type .
> Can you help me to do so
> Thanks
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