[Python-Dev] Re: Be Honest about LC_NUMERIC [REPOST] (original) (raw)
Tim Peters tim.one at comcast.net
Tue Sep 2 12:49:00 EDT 2003
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[Tim]
if a C implementation does choose to support them, then the spellings for input are standardized, although a locale is allowed to produce any spellings whatsoever).
Where exactly does it (C99) say that the spellings are locale-specific?
I can't find anything in the std supporting the claim. For that matter, I can't find anything in the std supporting the notion that a locale is allowed to insert thousand-separator characters either (can you?).
There's lots of stuff allowing a locale to accept locale-specific spellings (when parsing strings), in addition to the "C" locale spellings; the other direction (producing strings) appears much less permissive.
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