globalization

问题 Microsoft recommends using Windows.Globalization rather than System.Globalization for UWP apps (Use global-ready formats). Under Windows.Globalization.NumberFormatting Namespace there is a CurrencyFormatter Class but I do not want to format a number as currency. I want to find how to get the currency symbol only. What is current best practice for returning the currency symbol for the current user in UWP? 回答1: You can use the NumberFormatInfo.CurrencySymbol property for that: string

问题 I have a requirement to globalize the application based on culture specified in config file. I have Amounts and date values .I decided to convert them in query itself.Like below For Spanish Chile Es-CL : for Date format is "dd-mm-yyyy" I will use Select TO_CHAR(busdate,'dd-mm-yyyy') from itemTable. Similarly i want to use same for the amounts Select to_char(Amount,'99.999.99,00') from table1. But its in vain. Please suggest me the right way to achive my requirement. These amounts and date

问题 <asp:TemplateField> <ItemTemplate> <a id="btnShowPopup" runat="server" class="thickbox" title='<%# Eval("DB_TRAK_NO", "Details for Trak No. {0}") %>> View </a> </ItemTemplate> <HeaderStyle VerticalAlign="Middle" /> </asp:TemplateField> My Global resouce file name is Resource.resx and Resource.zh-CN.resx, key for "Details for Trak No" is "DetailsforTrakNo" in resource files. How can I push the Chinese characters when the culture is Chinese. I dont know the syntax to write title in anchor tag..

问题 Question title is basically the entire question. In ASP.NET you can set the Culture/UICulture properties of a page by overriding the InitializeCulture method, or you can set the properties of the current thread. What are the differences? What are the advantages/disadvantages of both? What situations would you use each option? 回答1: Both approaches ultimately set the properties on the current thread. The biggest difference is that the Page methods support automatic language detection - they can

问题 I have an MVC 4 application that I'm localizing. All the built-in resourcing and Model attributed content is appearing fine, but where I localized content written for JQuery the encoding appears wrong. Here is an example of how things render, note the red boxes... they should be the same word. The problem appears to revolve around the below line of code in my View : $("#FirstName").Watermark("@Resources.ApplicantGivenNameWatermark"); This JQuery essentially takes in a string and then writes

问题 I have "Friday, April 02, 2010" as date now I want to display "04/02/2010" if browser language is selected english and "02.04.2010" if browser language is selected as German. All I want, is to display the date as per the browser format. Any Idea how this can be done? 回答1: It gets complicated fairly quickly, your best bet is to find a library to do it. There's DateJS, for example, which is free and open and supports 150 or so locales, albeit with different files for each, which might be a pain

问题 We can use globalize gem for globalizing text fields in models. For globalizing(translating) 'designation' attribute of an employee, we use translates :designation in the employee model, and employee.translations prints the translations for the employee object (one object for each supported locale with designation in corresponding locale). I have a model specific attribute (image for employee) which is a paperclip attachment. Need to globalize the image, so that employee.image will give the

问题 I was trying my hand over System.Gloablization in a small desktop app. I am a bit confused about the additional control CultureInfo.Compare() has to offer than using String.Compare() method and its overloads. Let's say I have two strings String s1 = "\u3057\u3093\u304B\u3093\u305b\u3093"; //some Japanese text in Unicode String s2 = "\u30b7\u3043\u30ab\u30f3\u30bb\u30f3"; //Some Japanese text in Unicode CultureInfo ci = new CultureInfo("ja-JP"); String.Compare has several overloads, out of

问题 Background A project installs some files that contain all the elements to define a UserControl - some user source, a CodeCompileUnit for designer code, and a resx file. At runtime, these files are compiled into an assembly and the classes are consumed by our main application (the assembly is only updated when necessary). Question The project has to be globalized and as part of that process, there is a need to provide localizations of these files. Two options are either to allow the inclusion

问题 I've got a solution with 14 translations and 12 files and the "Resources" folder is getting a bit out of hand. Is there a way to put the translated files into a different folder so I can access the master English ones more easily? I've noticed that you can change the namespace the designer file is generated in by setting the Custom Tool Namespace, but I haven't figured out how to pick up translations from a different folder. I toyed with the idea of using links to make a "shortcuts" folder