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iphone Programming Glossary: en_gbdate formatting returns 12 hour format even when locale idenifier en_GB set http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16521797/date-formatting-returns-12-hour-format-even-when-locale-idenifier-en-gb-set formatting returns 12 hour format even when locale idenifier en_GB set NSDate DateServerFormatFromString NSString date NSDateFormatter dateFormatter NSDateFormatter alloc init NSLocale locale.. NSDateFormatter dateFormatter NSDateFormatter alloc init NSLocale locale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_GB dateFormatter setLocale locale dateFormatter setDateFormat @ dd MM yyyy HH mm ss NSDate returnDate dateFormatter dateFromString..
iPhone App Localization - English problems? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3308519/iphone-app-localization-english-problems with things to force it to use a different translation setting I've just done this for choosing between English US and en_GB British english . In your main.m file alter it so it looks something like below put in your own tests for NZ or AU int main.. @ en locale isEqualToString @ GB NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults setObject NSArray arrayWithObjects @ en_GB @ en nil forKey @ AppleLanguages int retVal UIApplicationMain argc argv nil nil pool release return retVal This pops the.. locale NSString. If they in my case match en and GB then I set the users default language preference settings to be en_GB then en . Then in your application delegates application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions method you want to remove that NSUserDefaults..
How to determine if locale's date format is Month/Day or Day/Month? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5135482/how-to-determine-if-locales-date-format-is-month-day-or-day-month usLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US NSLocale gbLocale NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_GB NSString dateFormat NSString dateComponents @ yMMMMd dateFormat NSDateFormatter dateFormatFromTemplate dateComponents options..
language change only after restart on iphone http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5912018/language-change-only-after-restart-on-iphone int argc char argv NSAutoreleasePool pool NSAutoreleasePool alloc init NSArray languages NSArray arrayWithObject @ en_GB NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults setObject languages forKey @ AppleLanguages NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults synchronize..
What is the best way to deal with the NSDateFormatter locale “feature”? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6613110/what-is-the-best-way-to-deal-with-the-nsdateformatter-locale-feature 15 16 35 24.338 DemoApp 214 307 Category's object NSDateFormatter 0x160d90 and object's locale __NSCFLocale 0x12be70 en_GB 2011 07 15 16 35 24.345 DemoApp 214 307 dateString 2011 07 15 04 35 24 PM 2011 07 15 16 35 24.370 DemoApp 214 307 date1.. 307 date4 2001 05 05 05 34 56 PM 0000 As you can see the setLocale simply didn't. The locale of the formatter is still en_GB. It appears that there is something strange about an init method in a category. Final answer See the accepted answer below...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8939943/iphonedatepicker-dd-mm-yyyy in iOS 5 but I believe that you could do the following NSLocale uk NSLocale alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_GB NSCalendar cal NSCalendar currentCalendar cal setLocale uk uk release myDatePicker setCalendar cal This should work. If..
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