Croatian locale doesn't use a comma, but on the bills of customers there is a comma

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There must be something wrong or what? I've tried
cetPayment.setLocale(new Locale("hr", "HR"));

What could be the problem? Or is it that you don't use decimals here? I'm getting 4.588.888.888 and instead should be getting 45.888.888,88

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Hello?

[emailsubjekt]

Hellooooo?

[emailsubjekt]

Hellooooooooo?

[yigitserin]

I checked and getNumericValue function seems to have problems. You can get the value by getText instead.

[GMCristiano]

Hi yigitserin. I forked your project with a new implementation in kotlin and fixed some bugs including this. https://github.com/GMCristiano/CurrencyEditText

Kotlin solution for this:

    val numericValue: Double
        get() {
            return try {
                val format = NumberFormat.getInstance(locale)
                val parse = format.parse(text.toString())
                parse!!.toDouble()
            } catch (e: Exception) {
                Double.NaN
            }
        }