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Fabian Dal Santo
We have been using the Enterprise Localization Toolkit for a project
and it seems to have a bug. It assumes that all cultures are 5 char
in length e.g. English(Australian) en-AU, but the .NET framework has
some that are actually 6 characters in length, e.g.
Chinese(Traditional) zh-CHT. Since Chinese(Simplified) is zh-CHS, we
can't simply use the truncated version.
Has something changed in the .NET framework to cause this error? Has
anyone else had a similar problem?
Fabian
and it seems to have a bug. It assumes that all cultures are 5 char
in length e.g. English(Australian) en-AU, but the .NET framework has
some that are actually 6 characters in length, e.g.
Chinese(Traditional) zh-CHT. Since Chinese(Simplified) is zh-CHS, we
can't simply use the truncated version.
Has something changed in the .NET framework to cause this error? Has
anyone else had a similar problem?
Fabian