Interesting, I noticed this too.
I would favour first to check why Microsoft uses a '-'
instead of '_' and if the mapping to the locales really is
always the same except the '-'.
- Markus
ps: I don't think this sort of check/hack belongs into PHP;
not without further investigation at least.
On Sat, Apr 13, 2002 at 12:04:55AM -0400, fabwash wrote :
> Hi all,
>
> my browser (IE6) sends en-us in the HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE instead of the usual en_US.
>Would it be a good idea to modify setlocale (in ext/standard/string.c) so that it
>upshifts what is after the "-" before calling the local setlocale, or do you think
>that should be done by the user?
>
> Fab.
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