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OS: RHEL 4.0 with Arabic-Egypt locale Build date: 04/24 Steps to recreate the problem: 1.Open the “Profiling and Logging perspective”. 2. Select the “Profile” drop-down button expand it and choose “Profile...”. 3. In the Profile dialog select “External Java Application” and create a new configuration. 4. Change the name of the configuration to “LocalProfileTest” and click “Apply” to save changes. 5. On the Host tab select “localhost:10002 from the “Default Hosts” list 6. On the Main tab, browse for the attached "PerformanceExample.class" in the <test_samples> directory to provide the name of the test application in the “Class name” field. 7. Click “Profile” to launch the application. 8. Select the profiling agent you are currently monitoring in the “Profiling monitor” view and from the context menu choose "open with"->"Execution Statistics". Expected output: The decimal point should be displayed in the "Execution Statistics" window as shown in fig1. Actual output: The decimal points are displayed as shown in fig2.
Created attachment 39568 [details] PerformanceExample.class
Created attachment 39569 [details] fig1
Created attachment 39570 [details] fig2
*** Bug 138707 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Is this happening on Linux only, or also on Windows? as I don't see the problem on Windows platform.
(In reply to comment #5) yes, it is encountered on linux platform only
and the linux platform is setup to use '.' as decimal point in system properties? does anywhere else in Eclipse running on Linux show decimal point correctly? or it's just the statistical table views that is having the problem?
I can reproduce the problem on a Linux RHEL4.0 GTK machine with latest TPTP build 0624. I will investigate on the problem.
The problem is introduced by the usage of ICU4J When double value are formatted with ICU4J NumberFormat, problem happens. If I roll back to java.text.NumberFormat, problem does not exist. Please note that problem only happen on Linux-GTK bidi workbench. To reproduce the problem, try create a sample 'SampleView' plugin project that packaged in workbench, in the view content provider getElements() method, return string that is format from a double value with the following method. public static String formatTimeValue(double d) { NumberFormat _decimalFormat = NumberFormat.getNumberInstance(); _decimalFormat.setMaximumFractionDigits(6); _decimalFormat.setMinimumFractionDigits(6); return _decimalFormat.format(d); } passing bug to platform for correct component.
What version of the plug-in com.ibm.icu is in your build?
the one I have in my workbench is 3.4.3 Manifest-Version: 1.0 Bundle-Name: %pluginName Bundle-SymbolicName: com.ibm.icu.source; singleton=true Bundle-Version: 3.4.3 Bundle-Localization: plugin Bundle-Vendor: %providerName
Doug, would this problem have been fixed in ICU 3.4.4 or is it a new bug?
Created attachment 39779 [details] screen shot of sample view using NumberFormat from ICU 3.4.4.1 This is how System.getTimeMillis() displays using the sample code provided against an updated version of ICU (Eclipse SDK RC2 will have this version). Does it display correctly?
Ahmed, would you please answer Karice's question on comment #13? Thanks.
In reply to comment #13 Eugene, Karice I am really sorry for the delay in respone. The screen shot attached by Karice shows the correct display of decimal points.
Marking as resolved since this is fixed with the newer version of ICU4J (3.4.4) which is available in Eclipse builds post-RC1a.
(In reply to comment #16) >It shouldn't be marked as "RESOLVED WORKSFORME", it should be marked as "RESOLVED FIXED". We will be waiting for the new build to verify and close this bug.
fixed
On eclipse RC4 build, this problem still persists. Reopening.
Ahmned, what version of com.ibm.icu are you using? You can check this in the About dialog by clicking the Plugin Details button.
(In reply to comment #20) The com.ibm.icu version is 3.4.4.1 although I am using RC4 build of eclipse!!!
Created attachment 42461 [details] screen shot of problem on Linux Sample diplays current date and time. Problem is not exhibited on Windows. Using ICU4J 3.4.4.1
This makes no sense to me. The data for the decimal point symbol comes from the ICU4J resource files, which are platform-independent. What is the actual sequence of chars (in hex) being output? (I don't currently have access to a machine to reproduce this problem.)
Ahmed could you please attach simple source example (JFace) or simple plugin that we can check? ICU will be up to version 4.0.1 in Eclipse 3.5 PW
This is probably text rendering code or font problem on Linux platform. ICU uses Arabic Decimal Separator (U+066B) while JDK uses ASCII Full stop (U+002E) for decimal separator in Arabic locales. ICU does not use different symbol data by platform. I think you should escalate this issue to team working on text rendering code (AWT?).
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