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Hello,
whenever I would like
Hello,
whenever I would like to change any number within FoamX (for example a boundary value), it complains with a FoamXException: "Number 123.45 not of correct type!" Even if i don't change a value, but simply move the cursor to the field and press Tab/Enter, I get the same message! Any hints? I have OpenFoam 1.0.2/Linux and use the Java SDK as downloaded from the OpenFoam site. |
I think this is somewhere on
I think this is somewhere on this site and has to do with the language Java expects numbers in (LANG environment setting). You should be able to find it using the search facility.
Mattijs |
i have the same problem... i'm
i have the same problem... i'm trying but it's impossible.
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Well i had the same problem He
Well i had the same problem Here is how to solve:
you need to edit your .bash file in ~/OpenFOAM/OpenFOAM-1.0/.OpenFOAM-1.0/bashrc just add at the very begining export LANG=en_EN Hope this work Atzaru |
at least for me it doesn't wor
at least for me it doesn't work. I'm running on mandrake 10.1 and OpenFOAM 1.1, and it's impossible to modify any value on the dictionaries.
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well, i have re-installed linu
well, i have re-installed linux (and OpenFOAM, obviously), but in english (i've previously installed linux in my "native" language:spanish), and everything seems to be OK...
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i tried in another pc with FC3
i tried in another pc with FC3 and it works fine
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I had the same problem here on
I had the same problem here on SuSe9.3 with Dutch language settings. Setting the LANG variable to en_EN prior to starting FoamX solved the problem.
cheers, Laika, still orbiting |
Thank you it worked for me to.
Thank you it worked for me to. Im on a inspiron 1300 laptop using ubuntu 5.10.
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Thank you it worked for me to.
Thank you it worked for me to. Im on a inspiron 1300 laptop using ubuntu 5.10.
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