I\'m developing an Android app in Eclipse with Android-2.1 as the \"minimum\". The app works perfectly in default language (English). I decided to add multi localization, and the problem starts there
In my application I have to query for System and User Locale and return them as strings(like en-US instead of language codes). I can get the LCID for these Languages from GetSystemDefaultLCID() 开发者
I need to displ开发者_JS百科ay to user a list of localized day names (like \'Monday\', \'Tuesday\', ...) in a form. I know ho to get day name of any date. But is there a particular and fail-proof way
I tried the following: es: activerecord: attributes: name: Nombre And it did not work. But the following do work:
I was wondering if anybody had come across a good way to validate string-arrays in the res/values directory.
In my Android app, I want to place a list of all the available Locales on the phone into a ListPreference in my PreferenceActivity so that the user can select which one he wants to change the output o
I n开发者_开发知识库eed to get the closest character specific to locale that is greater than (in terms of string comparison) the given one in postgresql. I tried to use
Trying to display a localized date string in a text gui widget. The approach I am taking at the moment is to display the localized string with datetime.datetime.strftime(\"%x\") into a text widget, so
Today, I learn how to localize my Flex application and to support multiple languages. The tutorials on-line are great. However, non of them mention the Arabic locale.
I\'m trying to insert a locale at the beginning of a request URI in a Rails 3.1 app if it is missing. I created a Ruby script that does what I want: