Please note that there are many locales missing in Windows XP, and that
in the affected countries we do NOT want to read OS settings (because
the OS is en-US, or fr-FR).
On the contrary, we have to make sure that this does not happen, and
that the settings of the locale are respected.
Somewhere in the code there is a list of these locales that do not exist
in Windows XP. Windows installers for these languages are are always
bilingual, because the installer cannot work on the language (script) of
the locale, and must work in English. This requires that both languages
be installed.
For the last two years we have had an issue open to try to spoof the
system locale for these languages, so that the installed package, even
if the installation language is English, is the other language of the
package. For example, if we have an Khmer/English Windows Package, the
default installed locale should be Khmer. As this does not yet happen,
we have to retouch ALL installations, and set the locale.
Javier
Kirill Palagin wrote
OK,
thanks for your reply.
Regards,
Kirill Palagin.
Eike Rathke пишет:
Hi Kirill,
On Tuesday, 2008-02-12 00:40:02 +0300, Kirill Palagin wrote:
Please consider this issue for 3.0.
I don't have time for that in 3.0 time frame. So, if anyone is
considering, please consider also who will be implementing it.
Please also note that it is important to read all settings, not just
decimal separator.
While reading the settings from the system would be fairly easy, merging
them to the layers of locale data and number parser/formatter will need
some substantial changes.
Eike
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