![]() ![]() ![]() What you really should be doin now is using a local TFormatSettings variableĪnd pass it to overloaded formatting functions that take a TFormatSettingsįmt := TFormatSettings.Create // initialize default values However, that is no more thread-safe then using the original global variables. do something that uses ThousandSeparator. Forīackwards compatibility, there is a global TFormatSettings variable namedįormatSettings that overlays on top of the original variables. ![]() Is deprecated and has been replaced with the TFormatSettings record. The global ThousandSeparator (and all of the other global formatting variables) > ThousandSeparator depreciated, use "FormatSettings.ThousandSeparator", > FormatSettings.DecimalSeparator" I received the error message, > unit do I place "FormatSettings.ThousandSeparator I apologize for such a trivial question, but where in the code for a ![]()
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