In many applications, it would make sense to accept more than one decimal separators and "normalize" it to the current locale. This is what Unity does, for instance. You can either use , or ., and it will auto-convert it to ..
Currently, if I enter 0,5 in German notation, input-number converts the number to the integer 5, which is almost never what you'd want.
In many applications, it would make sense to accept more than one decimal separators and "normalize" it to the current locale. This is what Unity does, for instance. You can either use
,or., and it will auto-convert it to..Currently, if I enter
0,5in German notation, input-number converts the number to the integer5, which is almost never what you'd want.