fix reverting locale in single_include #119
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This complements pull-request p-ranav#110
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Yeah please include the changes from #110 and I can merge it all in one-go here. Thanks! |
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@p-ranav Done. |
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Looks like the author of pull-request #110 didn't change the single include file. This PR complements it.
I verified that this fixes an issue that I encountered in my tool which uses tabulate. The tool is supposed to use "C" locale, but after printing a 'tabulate' table, it gets changed to the environment locale (because format's default locale is "") and then subsequent writes to new files use the environment locale instead of "C".
@p-ranav - if you want I can include the changes from #110 here as well - let me know.