I have a datetime string in non-English locale and开发者_运维知识库 Time.parse doesn\'t understand it:
I\'m trying to create a new database cluster in postgresql 开发者_如何学编程that defaults to LATIN1 encoding, or at least supports it. Does anybody know what locale I could use? I am on Windows 7 64bi
I have a fairly large python 2.6 application with lots of print statements sprinkled about. I\'m using unicode strings throughout, and it usually works great. However, if I redirect the output of the
For e.g. an EditText it is normal to specify android:inputType=\"numberDecimal\" for a text field supposed to contain a decimal number. But this assumes that \'.\' is used as the decimal separator and
I\'m new to both Java and Android development so this might be a stupid question, but I\'ve been searching for days now and can开发者_Go百科\'t find a solution:
Can a default locale value be placed in file php.ini or .htaccess? The equivalent of the PHP function setlocale(LC_开发者_运维技巧MONETARY, \'it_IT\');
I am trying to build the boost::locale library (http://cppcms.sourceforge.net/boost_locale/html/tutorial.html#a5771bce93e200c36f7cd9dfd0e5deaa) which is still in review for integration into boost but
I\'ve been using DateFormat to format dates, but now I need to pass the format for the locale to the jQuery Date widget. How can I get the format?
Also I need locale aware case conversion. .NET do this very well. Do us C++ programmers have to wait 100 years for such thing ? I am aware of the ICU library but it\'s 20MB and I can\'t even get to li
I\'m writing a multi-threaded Java application in which every user request creates a new thread that should use a different Locale depending on user preferences. This is not a web application so the c
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