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[bartokon]

Hey, Could you add to double.Parse commands CultureInfo?:
double.Parse(temp[segment].Substring(1));
to:
double.Parse(temp[segment].Substring(1), CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
and also .ToString();?

[wjsteele]

Hmmm... can you describe why you need this? GCode doesn't use international conventions, so parsing a GCode segment using a command like that isn't actually going to produce valid output. Marlin uses the traditional GCode format, which only supports "." as a decimal separator, for example, and using a specific country/region will break that. Perhaps, however, the code can be converted to an InvariantCulture instead if you're seeing a problem.

Feel free to edit the file and make a pull request.

[wjsteele]

Ah... you seem to have edited your comment. Good... that will work.

But, still, you can easily edit it and make the pull request.

[bartokon]

Why do I need this? I live in EU/Poland and my C# interpreter crashes because of this :) (even with ready .exe you provided).
Hmm, I could try to create pull request, but I even can't test it properly if reference doesn't work, bah I don't even have a belt printer Yet :D
I will try to update this code if I find some more time. I hope that somebody with the same issue will find this workaround useful :)