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- Most common locales for worldwide compatibility
Likewise, I'd want locales which use the ' ', ' ' and '-' as the date separator So my original question is now a bit more complex, but potentially much more useful I want the most used locales, but with a slight to moderate bias towards variety so that I can generalize testing more easily with a much better guarantee that they will work under
- What is the difference between C. UTF-8 and en_US. UTF-8 locales?
I can confirm there is effect on different locales (C UTF8 vs en_US UTF8) I recently deployed one python program into a new server, and it performed differently The old and new servers are both Ubuntu 18 servers, and the only difference is the locale (C UTF8 vs en_US UTF8) After setting the locale in new server as C UTF8, they behave the
- List of locales in Windows - Stack Overflow
The [last] example is a start, but I wonder how it handles locales with multiple codepages (not to mention languages or country regions) Looks like it only fetches the default ANSI code page or the default code page if it doesn't exist There seem to be default EBCDIC and MAC code pages as well
- How can I list all available windows locales in python console?
This snippet tries out all the locales known to the locales package and keeps the ones that don't crash, i e are available (Tested on Windows 10 with Python 3 7 3) import locale available_locales = [] for l in locale locale_alias: try: locale setlocale(locale LC_ALL, l) available_locales append(l) except: pass
- c# - How to get list of locales in . Net - Stack Overflow
Is there some class in net that keeps list of available locales? Now, I am planning to make my own list class from MSDN page: Language Identifier Constants and Strings, but it would be nicer if there is something already in net Here is MSDN article on CultureInfo GetCultures method that Jeremy wrote in his answer There are also code examples
- Setting ui-locales within Azure AD B2C sign in from within the . . .
For this, you shouldn't need to pass a ui_locales parameter, just enable localization, define the languages you want to support and B2C will do the right thing for you Alternatively, you can explicitly tell B2C which locale to serve up by sending the ui_locales query string parameter in your authorization request, for example: ui_locales=en-us
- JavaScript - get the complete list of locales supported by the browser
You still can find the list of locales argument in Country Code list But if some of the country code does not work, you can go UNICODE LOCALE DATA MARKUP LANGUAGE (LDML) to see the list of correct locales implemented there
- c++ - Valid Locale Names - Stack Overflow
(On POSIX systems you can type locale -a to list the names of supported locales ) locale -a should work for you If you mean programatically from the C++ std libary I'm not sure This stack overflow question is probably also relevant, but he doesn't seem to have had much response Edit
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