dojo.number.parse("1.2345") returns NaN

[mike.schall]

This is due to a "bad" default in dojo\cldr\nls\number.js

        'decimalFormat':"#,##0.###",

This basically defaults decimal to max of 3 digits to the right of the decimal.

I tried to pass 0,Infinity as places with the same issue. Using 99 as a workaround.

         dojo.number.parse(value,{places: "0,99"}))) 

schallm

[Adam Peller]

Might make more sense to have dojo.number default to places:Infinity

[Adam Peller]

(In [14524]) number parsing allows unlimited places when pattern is not provided explicitly. Fixes #6536