Ok thanks, have just checked it and it looks like it uses . (dot)



print locale.localeconv()['decimal_point']
> .


So hmm I don't know.

Problem gets more and more strange:



tallat = 85.1212122
tallong = 12.1212122
print 'lat :%.7f'%tallat
print 'long:%.7f'%tallong
print "-------------------------"

Have also tried



tal = 'test2%.7f'%55.1212122
print 'test',tal


still
> 55..2121220

Hi again

This causes the exact same problem


tal = 55.1212122
print 'test%f'%tal

it prints
> 55..212122

Hi Gaba88

Have just edited the post with the code tag. So now it should be readable.

I really hope someone can help me, I am about to go crazy :)

Hi

I am pretty new to developing to S60 in Python, and I have a strange problem with positioning. For latitude I get 55..87698742437 (with two dots), I think is should have been 55.687698742437,...

Ok I do that, thanks for your replies though.

Hi Mike

Thank you for you quick reply.

I get 55..87698742437, with two dots, and as far as I can see the last dot should have been a 6 as in 55.687698742437. Because jeg looked at google maps...

Hi

I am pretty new to developing to S60 in Python, and I have a strange problem with positioning. For latitude I get 55..87698742437, I think is should have been 55.687698742437, longitude is ok....