This fixes the regression that multiplies the amount entered by 100
when CurrencyFormat is set to FR. It replaces the last dot with a
comma before dealing with the value of ActualCost and ReplacementCost.
Test Plan:
a)Replicate the issue:
0- Set CurrencyFormat to FR
1- Go to Acquisitions
2- Search for a Vendor
3- Click on "New basket"
4- Give basket a name and click "Save"
5- Click on "Add to basket"
6- Add an order through preferred method
7- In Accounting details, enter a vendor price with dot decimal (i.e. 19.44)
8- Save your order line
9- Click on "Close this basket"
10- Confirm closing of basket by clicking on "Yes, close"
11- Click on "Receive shipment"
12- Enter an invoice number and click "Next"
13- Click on "Receive" to the right of your order
14- In Accounting details, notice the Actual cost is written with a decimal dot.
15- Change the Actual cost, using a dot decimal (i.e 20.99)
16- Receive the order
17- Click on "Save"
18- In "Already received" notice the price is multiplied by 100 (i.e. 2099,00)
19- Click on "Cancel receipt"
20- Click on "Receive" to the right of your order
21- In Accounting details, change the Actual cost, using a comma decimal (i.e. 20,99)
22- Receive the order
23- Click on "Save"
24- In "Already received", notice the price is correct.
b)Apply the patch
c)Test the patch:
1- Click on "Cancel receipt"
2- Click on "Receive to the right of your order
3- Change the Actual cost/Replacement cost, using a dot decimal (21.99)
4- Receive the order
5- Click on "Save"
6- Notice that the Actual cost and the Replacement cost use commas
7- Change the Actual cost, using a comma decimal (21,99)
8- Click on "Save"
9- In "Already received", notice the price is still correct.
Signed-off-by: Victor Grousset <victor.grousset@biblibre.com>
Signed-off-by: Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer.83@web.de>
Signed-off-by: Nick Clemens <nick@bywatersolutions.com>
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