Fix DelegateSpeedTest not running in all localisations#36
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Fix DelegateSpeedTest not running in all localisations#36rklec wants to merge 1 commit intomadhatter22:masterfrom
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As `,` is a thousand separator (only) in (US) English or so, this test would fail in other localizations such as German with an exception while parsing.
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Oh, and please note this could (have skewed) the performance benchmarks, as it may have been parsed at each iteration (Actually not sure, but well at least once)? Now the looping is not parsed anymore. |
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,is a thousand separator (only) in (US) English or so, this test would fail in other localizations such as German with an exception while parsing.AFAIK this is how you usually separate that in C# without having to resort to parsing static strings.