toLocaleString only uses dots and no commas

[Doubi]

I tried to localize the numbers in my clockface, but toLocaleString doesn’t work as expected.

Example:

let test = 1000.132;
console.log("Number " + test.toLocaleString("en-US"));
console.log("Number " + test.toLocaleString("de-DE"));

Output:

[7:59:11 PM]       App: Number 1.000.132
[7:59:11 PM]       App: Number 1.000.132

Expected:

[7:59:11 PM]       App: Number 1,000.132                                                                                                   
[7:59:11 PM]       App: Number 1.000,132

Is there a bug in toLocaleString or is it not supported (yet)?

[JonFitbit]

You might only be able to use it without parameters, then it's detected based upon the language. Just switch the language of the simulator and see how it behaves.

[Doubi]

Thanks for the reply.

I tried that, but it gives the same result: 1.000.834