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Application.ini : useLocaleDecimalPt=False

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Hi all,

 

I've been wondering for a while now.  Everytime I build a application and an installer, a standard application.ini is made with some standard values in there.

 

I can't seem to figure out why I always have to copy useLocaleDecimalPt=False in there.

Is there a way to solve this?

Kind regards,

- Bjorn -

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Hi Bjorn,

 

make an application.ini with all keys you want to have.

Then add that ini to your project.

Then choose that ini in the apbuilder to replace the standard aplication.ini with!

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GerdW


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Hi Gerd,

 

thx for the answer m8, and indeed that is a solution for most of the programs.  But sometimes you need specific keys and then you still have to munually update your ini file.  It would be easier I guess if you could select in the app builder whick keys it should use and which one he doesn't.

 

Thx a lot m8

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- Bjorn -

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Hi Bjorn,

 

even if you need some specific keys for your executable - usually those keys stay the same for that executable.

So (usually) you have to create an ini only once per project (or per appbuilder setting)...

 

Yes, having a "click and make" tool in the appbuilder might be fine - but we always have the Idea Exchange for such suggestions Smiley Wink

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GerdW


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Already posted in there today 😉

 

Thx again Gerd

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- Bjorn -

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