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How can I change the chapter–verse separator in PTXprint from a period (.) to a comma (,), so that, for example, “Mc 2,3 [closed]

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When citing chapters and verses, use only a comma (,) to separate the chapter number from the verse number on header of the page.

Example: Mc 1,39 (Mark chapter 1 verse 39)

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