dojo.regexp.currency needs to be more flexible with separators

[guest]

I was noticing that dojo.regexp.currency always expects one and only one separator, and if it gets more than one, it resets to just a comma. This does not work when both 1234 and 1,234 are valid values. An easy change would be on line 367 of regexp.js from:

if (typeof flags.separator != "string") { flags.separator = ","; }

to:

if (typeof flags.separator == "undefined") { flags.separator = ","; }

Strangely enough, this already occurs in dojo.regexp.integer (which is called by the dojo.regexp.currency.) This way, the method could be called with flags like this:

{separator: [",",""]}

...to accomplish the desired result.

[dylan]

thanks for the tip, fixed in [4906]

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