locale

问题 I want to download search query data from google trends for both japanese and english search terms. It works perfectly fine when I use english search terms only, but it does not work as soon as I include japanese letters. My code is the following(I included the default keyword just for this example to make it easier to use): URL_GT=function(keyword="Toyota Aygo %2B Toyota Yaris %2B Toyota Vitz %2B トヨタヴィッツ", year=2010, month=1, length=68){ start="http://www.google.com/trends/trendsReport?hl=en

问题 Wikipedia says that locale dictates a set of formatting rules for a specific language/region combination so it doesn't contain timezone or daylight savings information. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Locale This leads me to believe that it would be a bad practice to derive the country and language elements independently and make use of them for other purposes like sorting data by a specific country. Is it safe to say that locale doesn't map to a specific geographic location and therefore

问题 I searched a lot but nothing helped me :( Suppose I need convert 12.090.129.019.201.920.192.091.029.102.901.920.192.019.201.920 (in Portuguese group separator: .) to BigInteger value. How to do that conversion? I tried use NumberFormat, DecimalFormat and nothing works or I didn't on right way :( 回答1: Get a NumberFormat instance for a Portuguese Locale, and then parse the number with it. This will also handle locale-specific decimal separators. NumberFormat nf = NumberFormat.getNumberInstance

问题 I have gone through almost all the links related to this topic but haven't found any suitable answer. I am trying to build a basic text to speech application. It works perfectly fine on the emulator. But when i run it on my phone, it shows language not supported. I guess this has something to do with the locale. The default locale set in my phone is en_US My code is as follows: public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); setContentView(R.layout

问题 As I understand it, different locales have different encodings. With ICU I'd like to convert from a UnicodeString to the current locale's encoding, and back. Specifically I'm using Boost's Filesystem library, which in turn uses either Windows' UTF-16, or Linux's UTF-8 encodings. Is there a way to reliably do this using ICU, or another library? 回答1: You can use ICU, but you may find iconv() sufficient, which is a lot simpler to set up and operate (and it's part of Posix, and easily available

问题 We have a WCF web service returns back some xml containing a datetime value as a string. The value is first read out from a database and then appended to an xml string using .ToString(). We have a number of web servers running but this particular one is converting the datetime value to a 24 hour value, we need it has a 12 hour value but I can't figure out how to change IIS default date format. I have tried changing the regional settings and have look at the culture and ui culture values of

问题 I have a string field witch is a date scraped from internet and reads like this: "Lun Ene 27, 2014 9:52 am", "Mar Feb 11, 2014 5:38 pm",... Lun= day of week (lunes/monday) Ene = month (enero/january) I need to enter them in a mysql table, in a datetime field. 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS' I imagine it is a very common issue and was wondering if someone already have a script to do it or could point out where I could look for... Thanks in advance! 回答1: month_of_the_year = ['Ene', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Abr',

问题 I'm trying to get the public posts for a specific subject with Facebook API en French for example (you need to change the access_token below) with this way : https://graph.facebook.com/search?q=cinema&type=post&access_token=abc|abc&locale=fr_FR This is not working. I have mixed languages (Spanish, French, English...) in the result. I checked the Facebook developers website and I cannot find a issue here. Somebody have the same problem? In fact, if in the results, i have a lang key associated

问题 This may be a trivial question for some, but I cannot find an appropriate answer. What I'd like is to generate a range (let's say a std::string ) that contains all possible char s for which std::isalpha evaluates to true . For example, for the default locale, the string should be "A...Za...z" . However, if the locale is french, for example, then accented letters should also belong to the string. PS: I got a solution from Dieter Lücking, https://stackoverflow.com/a/25125871/3093378 It seems to

问题 So typically if I wanted to insert locale appropriate separators in some number, foo , I'd do something like this: ostringstream out; out.imbue(locale("en-US")); out << foo; Then I could just use out.str() as the separated string: http://coliru.stacked-crooked.com/a/054e927de25b5ad0 Unfortunately I've been asked not to use stringstreams in my current project. Is there any other way I can accomplish this? Ideally a locale dependent way? 回答1: So this answer is the C++ distillation of Jerry