Util.WriteCsv: useInvariantCulture seems broken

Argos · October 2018

Hello

it seems to me that the useInvariantCulture parameter of Util.WriteCsv is broken in the current beta (v5.34.02).

On my german comuter, I see the following result:

True,"888,296064298159",561
True,"889,756064630635",661

Please note that "888,296064298159" is a double. The resulting file does not change when I set useInvariantCulture to true like in Util.WriteCsv(results, csvPath, true).

Can anyone else reproduce this issue?

Greetings
Peter

Argos · November 2018

Hello

I have found the cause of the problem using ILSpy:


public static void WriteCsv<T>(IEnumerable<T> elements, string filePath, bool useInvariantCulture, params string[] membersToInclude)
{
UTF8Encoding encoding = new UTF8Encoding(encoderShouldEmitUTF8Identifier: true, throwOnInvalidBytes: false);
using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(filePath, append: false, encoding))
{
WriteCsv(elements, writer, membersToInclude);
}
}

WriteCsv should pass on the useInvariantCulture.

JoeAlbahari · November 2018

Thanks. I'm pretty sure the fix made it into the latest beta - let me know if it's still a problem.

Util.WriteCsv: useInvariantCulture seems broken

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