Localization and RFC 1766

[Guest]

Has C# librarys a class of constants that referr to all the RFC 1766
langauge codes?

Ie., "En-us" , "En-Uk" etc

 

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

There is nothing in the framework that exposes this now. However, it
does seem to get it from the OS. How, I do not know yet.

Hope this helps.

 

[Guest]

Would save me having to reinvent the wheel if these existed in the
CultureInfo as constants or something.

There is nothing in the framework that exposes this now. However, it
does seem to get it from the OS. How, I do not know yet.

Hope this helps.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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Has C# librarys a class of constants that referr to all the RFC 1766
langauge codes?

Ie., "En-us" , "En-Uk" etc

 

[Marc Bernard]

Has C# librarys a class of constants that referr to all the RFC 1766
langauge codes?

Ie., "En-us" , "En-Uk" etc

You may want to ask in microsoft.public.dotnet.internationalization.

 

[Mihai N.]

Has C# librarys a class of constants that referr to all the RFC 1766
langauge codes?

Ie., "En-us" , "En-Uk" etc

CultureInfo []allcult;
allcult=CultureInfo.GetCultures(System.Globalization.CultureTypes.AllCultures
);
foreach( CultureInfo MyCult in allcult )
Console.WriteLine( MyCult.Name )

TwoLetterISOLanguageName can give you the ISO 639 two letter abreviation
of the language.

See System.Globalization for more info in this direction.


Mihai