internationalization

问题 I am currently using angular-datatables. How can I see the interface of the table in other languages? I mean the "Show entries", "Search:", "Showing 1 to 10 of 20 entries" literals fore example in Spanish. 回答1: You need to define a language struct like this (danish implementation, what I am using in my angular-datatables apps) : var language = { "sEmptyTable": "Ingen tilgængelige data (prøv en anden søgning)", "sInfo": "Viser _START_ til _END_ af _TOTAL_ rækker", "sInfoEmpty": "Viser 0 til 0

问题 I have a model named Role. And i am using the helper below in a form. Is there a way to change the value of name attribute to another language? <%= f.collection_select :role_id, Role.all, :id, name, {} -%> locales/de.yml de: role: admin: "something" editor: "something something" 回答1: In the model: class Role < ActiveRecord::Base def translated_name I18n.t(name, :scope => 'role') end end In the view: <%= f.collection_select :role_id, Role.all, :id, :translated_name -%> 来源： https:/

问题 I installed WAMP on my local machine. My PHP version is 5.3.3 in phpinfo() but that extension doesn't exist! :( How can I install this extension without compiling it? Here is just source of it. 回答1: The extension was there! All you need to do is clearing the comment(;) before this line in php.ini file: ;extension=php_intl.dll to extension=php_intl.dll 回答2: if you see this on Debian / other Linux platforms. sudo apt-get install php5-intl - for PHP 5.6 sudo apt-get install php7.0-intl - PHP 7+

问题 I want to set gwt-locale taking user chosen locale with the help of Spring LocaleContextHolder . public static final String getCurrentLocale() { return LocaleContextHolder.getLocale().getLanguage(); } I actually have login interface in Spring MVC and inner Dashboard in gwtp . The same locale user chooses in outer interface before login has to be passed to gwt as well. Unfortunately, I don't see any gwt inbuilt Locale setters. My X.gwt.xml with default locale as kh is : <inherits name="com

问题 I am in the process of developing a application which displays dialogs depending on the OS language. How I can get the OS language using C++ or Windows APIs (Windows 2008/Vista/7)? 回答1: There are several functions to do this in Windows, depending on what format you want the information in. Prior to Windows Vista, the language information was encoded into a LCID (Locale Id) which includes language, as well as some information about sorting and formatting. For Windows Vista and Windows 7, a

问题 We have a resource file with lots of translated strings used various places in our application. Is there a better way for binding for example the text of a button to a certain string? Currently we are usually just doing something like this in the constructor, in a Load event handler or in a method called by one of those: someButton.Text = CommonTexts.SomeString; someMenuItem.Text = CommonTexts.SomeOtherString; Is there a better way to do it? Maybe in the designer? Or is this the recommended

问题 I'd like to change the windows keyboard that is currently being used programatically. I'm writing a dictionary program for an eastern language, and I want it to switch to another keyboard when the user clicks in a different table column. I looked into this and found example using Windows PowerShell, and native C++ code. The PowerShell did not seem to work and I'm not familiar with the native Windows API and C. Any help on how to actually get this done in Java would be greatly appreciated. 回答1

问题 I'd like to change the windows keyboard that is currently being used programatically. I'm writing a dictionary program for an eastern language, and I want it to switch to another keyboard when the user clicks in a different table column. I looked into this and found example using Windows PowerShell, and native C++ code. The PowerShell did not seem to work and I'm not familiar with the native Windows API and C. Any help on how to actually get this done in Java would be greatly appreciated. 回答1

问题 When the user visits the site, I can get their country code. I want to use this to set the default language (which they can later modify if necessary, just a general guess as to what language they might speak based on what country they are in). Is there a definitive mapping from country codes to language codes that exists somewhere? I could not find it. I know that not everyone in a particular country speaks the same language, but I just need a general mapping, the user can select their

问题 I need to take a string, and shorten it to 140 characters. Currently I am doing: if len(tweet) > 140: tweet = re.sub(r"\s+", " ", tweet) #normalize space footer = "… " + utils.shorten_urls(post['url']) avail = 140 - len(footer) words = tweet.split() result = "" for word in words: word += " " if len(word) > avail: break result += word avail -= len(word) tweet = (result + footer).strip() assert len(tweet) <= 140 So this works great for English, and English like strings, but fails for a Chinese