I am trying to write a simple Java client program that uses koi8r as its character set, and keep on failing.
I have my default locale set in the environment.rb as de (German). I also see all 开发者_高级运维the error messages in German, so the locale is picked up by the server. But when I try to print date w
It is quite easy to format and parse Java Date (or Calendar) classes using instances of DateFormat. I could format the current date into a short localized date like this:
I\'d like to use the code as in this question or this question to create a system wide Mutex. This works fine on most systems, but on a German XP installation I get the error that \"Some or all identi
I\'m working on a project, where the localization is mostly done using resource files/cultures. If a translation does not exist for the language, the default language is used.
I have my translation strings only in templates (stored in the project_dir/Templates), I tried running the $ django-admin.py createmessages -l ru both in the project root directory and in the app dire
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