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the workaround is also working on 10.0 Linux Web Edition, i'll see if i can test Windows
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Hi,
I got an answer from Altera which works at least for me.
To work around this issue make sure the regional settings on your machine is set to English (UK or USA). This will not affect keyboard mappings, but will affect the default number separators:
1) Open the Regional and Language Options menu from the Windows Control Panel.
2) In the “Standards and Formats” box, select “English (UK)” or “English (Untied States)” from the drop down list.
3) You should see the “.”’s change to “,” in the Number section of the samples window.
Kind regards
GPK
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