Hi, David Neary <dneary@xxxxxxxxxx> writes: > <snip routine> > > Really? In 1.2, it appears to be this... > > fprintf (file, "%d\n", num_segments); > > for (seg = grad->segments; seg; seg = seg->next) > fprintf (file, "%f %f %f %f %f %f %f %f %f %f %f %d %d\n", > seg->left, seg->middle, seg->right, > seg->r0, seg->g0, seg->b0, seg->a0, > seg->r1, seg->g1, seg->b1, seg->a1, > (int) seg->type, (int) seg->color); > > Why the huge change? because the string representaion of doubles and floats is locale-dependent. In GIMP-1.2 we had to explicitely set LC_NUMERIC to C to make it work. Since this is a bad idea we changed to the locale-indenpendent g_ascii_formatd() / g_ascii_dtostr() in GIMP-1.3. You might have noticed that numbers are displayed with the digits-seperator specified by your locale in GIMP-1.3 while in GIMP-1.2 it's always '.' as defined the C locale. Salut, Sven
