kernel32: Allow the prefered language to be different from the
prefered locale on Mac OS X. [take3]
Pierre d'Herbemont
pdherbemont at free.fr
Wed Dec 13 12:02:50 CST 2006
On Dec 13, 2006, at 4:46 PM, Ken Thomases wrote:
> Wait, wait...
>
> On Dec 12, 2006, at 6:55 AM, Pierre d'Herbemont wrote:
>> + all_locales = CFLocaleCopyAvailableLocaleIdentifiers();
>> + preferred_locales = CFBundleCopyLocalizationsForPreferences
>> ( all_locales, NULL );
>
> I thought I explained that exactly the above combination of calls
> produces unusable results. For example, for me it produces "en_ZW"
> -- English (Zimbabwe). In System Preferences, I have set
> "English" (no country) as my preferred language and U.S. for other
> locale settings.
>
> In other words, it is picking a random country.
Ok, sorry for misreading, I though you get the random country with
the previous 'opendir' code.
But it is weird: here on Mac OS X 10.4.8
CFLocaleCopyAvailableLocaleIdentifiers() returns [2], which contains
'en', and with "defaults read -g AppleLanguages" reporting [1], I get
user_language_string_ref pointing 'en'. I don't understand if
CFBundleCopyLocalizationsForPreferences does a bseach, why 'en' is
not matched on your system.
If it is really picking a random country, I think we should directly
get user_language_string_ref from the preferences.
Thanks,
Pierre.
[1] (en, fr, es, de, ja, it, nl, sv, nb, da, fi, pt, "zh-Hans", "zh-
Hant", ko)
[2] (
af,
"af_ZA",
am,
"am_ET",
ar,
"ar_AE",
"ar_BH",
"ar_DZ",
"ar_EG",
"ar_IN",
"ar_IQ",
"ar_JO",
"ar_KW",
"ar_LB",
"ar_LY",
"ar_MA",
"ar_OM",
"ar_QA",
"ar_SA",
"ar_SD",
"ar_SY",
"ar_TN",
"ar_YE",
be,
"be_BY",
bg,
"bg_BG",
bn,
"bn_IN",
ca,
"ca_ES",
cs,
"cs_CZ",
cy,
"cy_GB",
da,
"da_DK",
de,
"de_AT",
"de_BE",
"de_CH",
"de_DE",
"de_LU",
el,
"el_GR",
en,
"en_AU",
"en_BE",
"en_BW",
"en_CA",
"en_GB",
"en_HK",
"en_IE",
"en_IN",
"en_MT",
"en_NZ",
"en_PH",
"en_PK",
"en_SG",
"en_US",
"en_US_POSIX",
"en_VI",
"en_ZA",
"en_ZW",
eo,
es,
"es_AR",
"es_BO",
"es_CL",
"es_CO",
"es_CR",
"es_DO",
"es_EC",
"es_ES",
"es_GT",
"es_HN",
"es_MX",
"es_NI",
"es_PA",
"es_PE",
"es_PR",
"es_PY",
"es_SV",
"es_US",
"es_UY",
"es_VE",
et,
"et_EE",
eu,
"eu_ES",
fa,
"fa_AF",
"fa_IR",
fi,
"fi_FI",
fo,
"fo_FO",
fr,
"fr_BE",
"fr_CA",
"fr_CH",
"fr_FR",
"fr_LU",
ga,
"ga_IE",
gl,
"gl_ES",
gu,
"gu_IN",
gv,
"gv_GB",
haw,
"haw_US",
he,
"he_IL",
hi,
"hi_IN",
hr,
"hr_HR",
hu,
"hu_HU",
hy,
"hy_AM",
"hy_AM_REVISED",
id,
"id_ID",
is,
"is_IS",
it,
"it_CH",
"it_IT",
ja,
"ja_JP",
kk,
"kk_KZ",
kl,
"kl_GL",
kn,
"kn_IN",
ko,
"ko_KR",
kok,
"kok_IN",
kw,
"kw_GB",
lt,
"lt_LT",
lv,
"lv_LV",
mk,
"mk_MK",
ml,
"ml_IN",
mr,
"mr_IN",
ms,
"ms_BN",
"ms_MY",
mt,
"mt_MT",
nb,
"nb_NO",
nl,
"nl_BE",
"nl_NL",
nn,
"nn_NO",
om,
"om_ET",
"om_KE",
or,
"or_IN",
pa,
"pa_IN",
pl,
"pl_PL",
ps,
"ps_AF",
pt,
"pt_BR",
"pt_PT",
ro,
"ro_RO",
ru,
"ru_RU",
"ru_UA",
sk,
"sk_SK",
sl,
"sl_SI",
so,
"so_DJ",
"so_ET",
"so_KE",
"so_SO",
sq,
"sq_AL",
sr,
"sr_Cyrl",
"sr_Cyrl_YU",
"sr_Latn",
"sr_Latn_YU",
"sr_YU",
sv,
"sv_FI",
"sv_SE",
sw,
"sw_KE",
"sw_TZ",
ta,
"ta_IN",
te,
"te_IN",
th,
"th_TH",
ti,
"ti_ER",
"ti_ET",
tr,
"tr_TR",
uk,
"uk_UA",
vi,
"vi_VN",
zh,
"zh_Hans",
"zh_Hans_CN",
"zh_Hans_SG",
"zh_Hant",
"zh_Hant_HK",
"zh_Hant_MO",
"zh_Hant_TW"
)
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