I'm reading a file in c++ where floating point numbers (%f) have a dot instead of comma.
Each line in the file has 3 numbers like that
1.000 -1.000 0.000
for example.
My app does not want to read the number past the dot, so If I do
fscanf(file, "%f %f %f\n", &x, &y, &z );
for example x is set to 1, everything else is left on 0 because it only reads to the first dot.
I've already read somewhere that I should change the locale using setlocale or something similar but it didn't work out.
Could someone please explain how to do it properly or if there is another way?
EDIT:
I removed "QT" from the title. First it was there because I thought that maybe QT has some special settings or something for locales. It's weird that my ST3 default C++ Single File build system has the locale already set to use dots instead of commas, but I had to set it in QT. Does every compiler have their own default locale setting?
