Feedback of some commands uses OS locale for formatting decimal numbers
The bug
The feedback of some commands uses the OS' locale for formatting decimal numbers.
Affected commands
List might be incomplete, last updated for 17w45b
| Command | Argument(s) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| data | scale | - |
| spreadplayers | distance | Affects success error message like the ones from |
How to reproduce
- Change your OS locale to for example German
- Use the following command
/spreadplayers ~ ~ 0 1 false @s→ A comma is used as decimal separator for the distance
Linked Issues
Created Issue:
/spreadplayers command feedback uses OS locale for formatting distance
The bug
The /spreadplayers command feedback uses the OS' locale for formatting the distance. This affects error messages, like
MC-97196as well as successful executions.How to reproduce
- Change your OS locale to for example German
- Use the following command
/spreadplayers ~ ~ 0 1 false @s→ A comma is used as decimal separator for the distance
/spreadplayers command feedbackuses OS locale for formatting distanceFeedback of some commands uses OS locale for formatting decimal numbers
The bug
The /spreadplayers
command feedback uses the OS' locale for formatting the distance. This affects error messages, likeMC-97196as well as successful executions.How to reproduce
- Change your OS locale to for example German
- Use the following command
/spreadplayers ~ ~ 0 1 false @s→ A comma is used as decimal separator for the distance
The bug
The feedback of some commands uses the OS' locale for formatting decimal numbers.
Affected commands
List might be incomplete, last updated for 17w45b
Command Argument(s) Notes data scale - spreadplayers distance Affects success error message like the ones from MC-97196How to reproduce
- Change your OS locale to for example German
- Use the following command
/spreadplayers ~ ~ 0 1 false @s→ A comma is used as decimal separator for the distance
relates to
is cloned by
/data get <Some selection> <Some path> 1.0 gives 1,00 as well. Probably universal.
Did you mean /data?
Yes, of course, my bad.