>Klaus Major:
>i use to check the "system weekdaynames" for sunday, sounds strange,
>but works :-D
>(sprache = language)
>...
> switch
> case "Sonntag" is among the lines of the system weekdaynames
> put "d" into sprache
> break
> case "Zondaag" is among the lines of the system weekdaynames
> put "hl" into sprache
> break
> case "Sondaag" is among the lines of the system weekdaynames
> put "af" into sprache
> break
> case "Dimanche" is among the lines of the system weekdaynames
> put "fr" into sprache
> break
> case "Domenica" is among the lines of the system weekdaynames
> put "it" into sprache
> break
> case "Domingo" is among the lines of the system weekdaynames
> put "sp" into sprache
> break
> default
> put "gb" into sprache
> break
>...
>
>Hope that helps
small correction:
Sunday translated in dutch ("hl" -> Holland) is "Zondag".
on Mac OS X you can get the language by
word 1 of item 1 of line 2 of shell("defaults read NSGlobalDomain
AppleLanguages")
-> "English" or "Dutch" or "German" or ...
Jan
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