Wrong calculator results when region set to Singapore

bh

Steps to reproduce:

Set region to Singapore
The following calculator inputs produce the following results:

1+1 = 2,0
_+1 = 21,0

Expected behavior:

1+1 = 2
_+1 = 3

Setting the region to "International" produces the expected behavior.

Debug info:

Browser: Firefox Developer Edition.
OS: Windows 10.
Kagi region: Singapore
Kagi server: ASIA-SOUTHEAST

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Singapore region:

International region:

Grooty

It works for me in when region is set to Singapore. Is this something you have experienced many times or just one?

bh

Grooty Is this something you have experienced many times or just one?

It's reproducible for me.

Yup, looks like 1,0 resolves to 10. The comma is probably supposed to be a decimal separator, since 1+0.5 returns 1,5. For clarity, we don't use commas as a decimal separator here in Singapore.

Perhaps there are two bugs in play here:

A wrong locale is associated with Singapore. The associated locale uses commas as the decimal separator. It should be a period (.) instead.
The calculator wrongly interprets numbers that use commas as the decimal separator. 1,0 is interpreted as 10 instead of 1

Grooty

@Vlad After further diagnosing the problem seems to be the comma, typing "1,0+1,0" returns "20"

Grooty

I think the solution here is for the calculator to support both commas and points for decimal separators.