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Number format in Drive Combobox bar

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In "Drive Combobox bar", the number format is missing commas in large numbers. For instance, in numbers > 1TB, this is how they are shown in bytes: 1000,000,000,000 b.
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The same stands for the status line too. I guess it's a generic number format function used everywhere.
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Different countries use different number formats. :)
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MVV wrote:Different countries use different number formats. :)
Yup, that's not what i'm saying. It should not be "1000,..." it should be "1,000,...".
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Ah, understood, you mean that separator between TB and GB is missing.
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MVV wrote:Ah, understood, you mean that separator between TB and GB is missing.
Right. I guess it's time TC hot a little modernized. :) Soon we'll be talking about disks larger than 10TBs...
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Indeed there is currently no thousands separator for Terabytes because such large files are extremely rare, and if there are any, the TB will be only one digit. Maybe I will change that in the future.
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ghisler(Author) wrote:such large files are extremely rare
I'm not talking about files, they are indeed extremely rare. I'm talking about disk size (free/total) which is the opposite of rare nowadays and are about to become extremely common the next few months.
ghisler(Author) wrote:Maybe I will change that in the future.
I think you should. It's not that important but it doesn't seem too difficult to change, so...
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OK, I will add it to my to do list.
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