internationalization

问题 I'm working on a Qt application that used to be a KDE application. In the old days, I just had to use some syntax like: KDELANG=de ./my_app That ran my_app in German, and only my_app. It might not have been KDELANG, but it was some environment variable like that. I've spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to coax this answer out of Google, and I give up. There must be some way to run a Qt (4.5 if that matters) application in some other language without switching over my entire locale to

问题 I'm working on a Qt application that used to be a KDE application. In the old days, I just had to use some syntax like: KDELANG=de ./my_app That ran my_app in German, and only my_app. It might not have been KDELANG, but it was some environment variable like that. I've spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to coax this answer out of Google, and I give up. There must be some way to run a Qt (4.5 if that matters) application in some other language without switching over my entire locale to

问题 I'm working on a Qt application that used to be a KDE application. In the old days, I just had to use some syntax like: KDELANG=de ./my_app That ran my_app in German, and only my_app. It might not have been KDELANG, but it was some environment variable like that. I've spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to coax this answer out of Google, and I give up. There must be some way to run a Qt (4.5 if that matters) application in some other language without switching over my entire locale to

问题 After asking [How to parse 🎌 Japanese Era Date string values into LocalDate & LocalDateTime], I was curious about the following case; 明治二十三年十一月二十九日 Is there a way to parse Japanese numbers on top of Japanese Calendar characters, essentially a pure Japanese date, into LocalDate ? Using only Java DateTime API. I don't want to modify the input String values, but want just API to handle the recognition. 回答1: For anyone reading along, your example date string holds an era designator, year of era

问题 After asking [How to parse 🎌 Japanese Era Date string values into LocalDate & LocalDateTime], I was curious about the following case; 明治二十三年十一月二十九日 Is there a way to parse Japanese numbers on top of Japanese Calendar characters, essentially a pure Japanese date, into LocalDate ? Using only Java DateTime API. I don't want to modify the input String values, but want just API to handle the recognition. 回答1: For anyone reading along, your example date string holds an era designator, year of era

问题 Im building a small Angular Application with Angular's i18n setup. Everything ist working fine, except for the translations of the url paths and slugs. I tried a possible solution with providing a routing module per language (as described here), but this did not work. I thought that I could do something like the following, but I can't figure out where to inject LOCALE_ID : app-routing.module.ts import { LOCALE_ID, NgModule } from '@angular/core'; import { Routes, RouterModule } from '@angular

问题 I was trying to post some data to my REST api which has date. Now while I debug, my date parameter is a JS Date object with correct date in my timezone: Tue Apr 04 2017 00:00:00 GMT+0530 after it leaves my code, and I see the same in network tab, it is converted to UTC date: "2017-04-03T18:30:00.000Z" I searched for the solution according to which I need to include locale file of angular in my index.html which I did: <script type="text/javascript" src="resources/js/angular/angular-locale_en

问题 I am using Angular 6 and I have setup handling of translations according to the documentation found here: https://angular.io/guide/i18n. The problem is that the documentation does not explain how to get translations using typescript. There is a similar question here: Can I use Angular i18n to translate string literals in typescript code But i cannot use that answer since it relies on ngx-translate which will be deprecated once Angular catches up, see https://github.com/ngx-translate/core

问题 How can I internationalize say a categories table (with a name column) into different languages. How about a products table (consisting of a name and description columns). Which is the best way to internationalize the content of these database tables using Ruby on Rails? 回答1: Have you taken a look at: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/i18n.html It describes in some detail how to internationalise your application and "provides an easy-to-use and extensible framework for translating your

问题 I have a question how can i detect device language and according to that when app starts initially give a proper language ? Please if possible provide an example with code. 回答1: Calling Localizations.localeOf(context).languageCode should return you the languageCode. MaterialApp creates and uses a default Localization if not provided and then you can call it after the MaterialApp to know the language it's currently using the device and update your app with that information with your State