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have a problem with emulator plus orginal.
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<blockquote data-quote="whatsgoingon" data-source="post: 350175" data-attributes="member: 62792"><p>Hi, i had the same problem. I debugged and realized the stack height in database was in format 'x.x' (a dot notation floating point number) which is not a valid format to be parsed from. It should be 'x,x'. I changed that stack_height value with a regex function to the ',' format. Okay so maybe this was not the best idea, because i don't know if the dot is important elsewhere, but ill find that out soon</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="whatsgoingon, post: 350175, member: 62792"] Hi, i had the same problem. I debugged and realized the stack height in database was in format 'x.x' (a dot notation floating point number) which is not a valid format to be parsed from. It should be 'x,x'. I changed that stack_height value with a regex function to the ',' format. Okay so maybe this was not the best idea, because i don't know if the dot is important elsewhere, but ill find that out soon [/QUOTE]
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