Hello Andrey,

I found some inconvenience and some problems using Arguments separator. I hope you can reproduce this.

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1. Use . as decimal separator and , as argument separator (Engish settings)
2. now pres some letter and press ;
say a;
or f(a;
3. The following error dialog box will be issued
"Critical Error
Count cannot be less then zero.
Parameter name:count
ControlCanNotBeDisplayed"

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1. Use . as decimal separator and ; as argument separator
2. now pres some letter and ,
say a,
3. Now the unhandled exeption will ocurr
4. If you use say f(a, then both Critical Error and Unhandled exception will ocurr
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The last one can make SMath to crash.

I think some problems arise when using different argument separator by mistake.

Regards,
Radovan

P.S. Could you please change in the English version "Arguments delimitter" and "Decimal point" tooltips in the Arithmetic palette into "Arguments separator" and "Decimal symbol" as in the Options=>Interface dialog box.