Pixel wrote:
>
> > i need the correspondance between the language and the timezone, at least for
> > the one for which it means something.
> >
>
> ok, now it is:
>
> (please, add the addings in place, so that i can take the final list ;-)
>
> 'English'
> 'French (France)'
> 'French (Belgium)' => 'Europe/Brussels'
> 'German (Germany)' => 'Europe/Berlin'
> 'Hungarian (Hungary)' => 'Europe/Budapest'
> 'Icelandic'
> 'Indonesian'
> 'Italian (Italy)' => 'Europe/Rome'
> 'Italian (San Marino)' => 'Europe/San_Marino'
> 'Italian (Vatican)' => 'Europe/Vatican'
> 'Italian (Switzerland)' => 'Europe/Zurich'
> 'Japanese'
> 'Norwegian (Bokmaal)'
> 'Norwegian (Nynorsk)'
> 'Portuguese (Brazil)'
> 'Portuguese (Portugal)'
> 'Romanian'
> 'Russian'
> 'Slovak'
> 'Spanish (Spain)'
> 'Turkish'
> 'Ukrainian'
> 'Walon'
>
> cu Pixel.
>
> PS: are all these Italian's needed? Thought Vatican and Italy would be the same
> for everything...
How about 'Dutch (Belgium)' => 'Europe/Brussels' ?
and 'German (Belgium)' => 'Europe/Brussels'
Belgium has three official languages.
While you're at it, you shouldn't forget about Holland:
'Dutch (Holland)' => 'Europe/Amsterdam'
But there are so many others that shouldn't be forgotten either...
And is that Language the language in which the OS will communicate with
me? Then I want it to be English. But I do want a comma to be used as
decimal point and I do want my date to be dd/mm/yyyy. Time being
displayed as HH:mm (24 hour). And a few other setttings I can't think of
right now.
I don't think you can connect language to location and regional settings
that easily. You can probably connect cities to time zones. I don't
think there will be exceptions to that rule.
Jo
