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iphone Programming Glossary: localeidentifieralways returns “en_US” not user's current language http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1522210/always-returns-en-us-not-users-current-language on the iPhone simulator or actual hardware are locale always evaluates to en_US NSString locale NSLocale currentLocale localeIdentifier NSLog @ current locale @ locale The crazy thing is that the rest of the application behaves as expected. The correct strings.. have also tried the following to no avail and with the same result NSString locale NSLocale autoupdatingCurrentLocale localeIdentifier NSLog @ current locale @ locale Is there something simple I'm missing A preference or an import perhaps What I used to do..
How to get user's country information http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2803944/how-to-get-users-country-information If the latter you can NSLocale currentUsersLocale NSLocale currentLocale NSString currentLocaleID currentUsersLocale localeIdentifier ` Then currentLocaleID will be en_US or fr_CA or similar. Otherwise you'll need to use CoreLocation and some form of Reverse..
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 options 0 locale usLocale NSLog @ Date format for @ @ usLocale displayNameForKey NSLocaleIdentifier value usLocale localeIdentifier dateFormat dateFormat NSDateFormatter dateFormatFromTemplate dateComponents options 0 locale gbLocale NSLog @ Date format.. options 0 locale gbLocale NSLog @ Date format for @ @ gbLocale displayNameForKey NSLocaleIdentifier value gbLocale localeIdentifier dateFormat Output Date format for English United States MMMM d y Date format for English United Kingdom d MMMM y share..
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 alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX NSLog @ Category's locale @ @ en_US_POSIX.description en_US_POSIX localeIdentifier self setLocale en_US_POSIX return self @end The code NSDateFormatter fmt NSString dateString NSDate date1 NSDate date2 NSDate.. alloc initWithLocaleIdentifier @ en_US_POSIX NSLog @ Category's locale @ @ en_US_POSIX2.description en_US_POSIX2 localeIdentifier self setLocale en_US_POSIX2 NSLog @ Category's object @ and object's locale @ @ self.description self.locale.description.. en_US_POSIX2 NSLog @ Category's object @ and object's locale @ @ self.description self.locale.description self.locale localeIdentifier return self @end Basically just changed the name of the static locale variable in case there was some conflict with the..
iPhone/iOS: How Do I Tell What Localization The Phone is Using At Runtime? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6998250/iphone-ios-how-do-i-tell-what-localization-the-phone-is-using-at-runtime
Runtime change the language/localization in Three20 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8351445/runtime-change-the-language-localization-in-three20 nil forKey @ AppleLanguages NSLocale locale TTCurrentLocale NSString path NSBundle mainBundle pathForResource locale localeIdentifier ofType @ lproj bundle NSBundle bundleWithPath path retain You will add a custom function in your AppDelegate to get the..
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