QLocale and QSettings

Premise: I am using osx using qt5.7. I changed the decimal separator to System Preferences

- Language and Region

- Advanced

to use a comma:

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I have a problem with saving / restoring a value QLocale

using QSettings

.

This is main.cpp

:

#include <QSettings>
#include <QDebug>

void printLocale(QString header, QLocale locale) {
    qDebug() << 
                QLocale::languageToString(locale.language()) <<
                QLocale::scriptToString(locale.script()) <<
                QLocale::countryToString(locale.country()) <<
                locale.decimalPoint() << "-" << header;
}


int main( int argc, char **argv )
{

    QLocale my_loc=QLocale::system();
    printLocale("System OK", my_loc);
    QSettings my_set("test","");
    my_set.setValue("locale",my_loc);
    QLocale my_set_loc=my_set.value("locale").toLocale();
    printLocale("QSettings NOT OK",my_set_loc);

    // hack from /questions/2188148/force-point-and-not-comma-for-floating-point-in-qt/5912954#5912954
    QLocale hungary(QLocale::Hungarian);
    my_set_loc.setNumberOptions(hungary.numberOptions());

    printLocale("Hungarian STILL NOT OK",my_set_loc);

    return 0;
}

      

and this is mine .pro

:

TEMPLATE = app
QT += core
TARGET = test
INCLUDEPATH += .
SOURCES += main.cpp

      

Output:

"English" "Latin" "UnitedStates", "-" System OK "

"English" "Latin" "UnitedStates". - "QSettings NOT OK"

"English" "Latin" "UnitedStates". - "Hungarian NOT APPROVED YET"

and it seems to QLocale

know that I am using a comma as a decimal separator, but when this QLocale

is stored in QSettings

and read, Qt does not restore it.

Also when trying the hacker described here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/2188148/ it doesn't work.

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This seems to be a bug. I just tested your code using 5.6 and macOS Sierra (10.12.3) and it works correctly even without a hack, but when tested on Qt 5.8 it stops working. But if you change the initialization QSettings

to save the settings to a file, it works!



// QSettings my_set("test","");
QSettings my_set("test.ini", QSettings::IniFormat);

      

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