Stefan,
Indeed, this solves my problems.
The last difficulty whas that the displayed time was tho hours behind, but
it took me some time to realize it was a problem with the settings of the
clock in freebsd.
And I have to admit I underestimated the complexity of date and time
handling, with
Fred/Ricardo,
I'd like to have a more thorough conversation about this, but I do not
think this thread is the right place to do so. As Ricardo pointed out, it's
not an uncomplicated issue, particular since, as I've hinted at, we have to
think about compatibility with older language names (English,
Please have a look at the code inside of NSLocale. After selecting the locale
all the different settings you are referring to will be extracted from that
locale. And applications that rely on the Foundation functionality will respect
these settings. At least for the case where ICU gets used.
Hi,
On 20/08/2017 16:58, Stefan Bidigaray wrote:
Absolutely! What I was trying to say before is that I don't know how
locales are set. I don't think SystemPreferences has a pane for
locale, though, does it? That leads me to the other part of my
question, which default sets this?
well,
Absolutely! What I was trying to say before is that I don't know how
locales are set. I don't think SystemPreferences has a pane for locale,
though, does it? That leads me to the other part of my question, which
default sets this?
On Aug 20, 2017 10:51, "Riccardo Mottola"
Hi,
On 20/08/2017 16:32, Stefan Bidigaray wrote:
If I understand your original question correctly, you are having
issues seeing the locale. The time zone settings, however, do not set
the locale. I'm not sure what which default does.
in which Key should the time zone be set?
The TimeZone
Honestly, I'm not sure how the old APIs works, and which aplicativa mande
use of them.
Since a while back, GNUstep has been using ICU for locale, and time and
number formatting. So what you found in that file would be immaterial, at
least to this conversation.
If I understand your original
Hi,
On 20/08/2017 06:52, Edwin Ancaer wrote:
In it, I see the following list:
0 Europe/Paris
1 Europe/Busingen
1 Europe/Athens
0 Europe/Brussels
2 Europe/Zaporozhye
2 Europe/Moscow
1 Europe/Mariehamn
1 Europe/Prague
0 Europe/Guernsey
23 Europe/Lisbon
2 Europe/Volgograd
0 Europe/Luxembourg
1
Stefan,
looking more into the locale stuff, I found a mention of the file zones, in
/usr/local/lib/GNUstep/Libraries/gnustep-base/Versions/1.24/Resources/NSTimeZones.
In it, I see the following list:
0 Europe/Paris
1 Europe/Busingen
1 Europe/Athens
0 Europe/Brussels
2 Europe/Zaporozhye
2
Hi Edwin,
I forgot to reply to all in my first email, so I'm adding the list again. I
know at least Ricardo has some experience with this. I'm in the Eastern US,
so the defaults always work out of the box, for me.
The problem with Apple docs is that they have some defaults that we do not.
Hello guys,
I supposed that setting the Location in the Date and Time option of the
SystemPreferences application would influence the settings for the NSLocale
message. I set the location to Europe/Brussels, but when I execute this:
NSLocale *current_locale = [NSLocale currentLocale];
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