localization

问题 I am working on a server application without a user frontend. To ensure that all parts of the application will generate only English message I would like to ensure that the application will use only a specific locale. After reading the docs and some googling I came to the conclusion that I have to do the following: Setting the locale programmatically in the main method via Locale.setDefault(Locale.ENGLISH) ; Provide a bean instance of FixedLocaleResolver as locale resolver for the application

问题 I have integrated flutter_localizations to implement localization in my app. When the language is English, this is my login screen. It works fine. But, when I switch to arabic language This is my login screen I want the Google sign in icon to be placed exactly where it was when the language was English. But since the library is handling the UI mirroring when the language is changed, I cannot place the Google icon before the text when I change the locale to arabic language. Any information

问题 I have integrated flutter_localizations to implement localization in my app. When the language is English, this is my login screen. It works fine. But, when I switch to arabic language This is my login screen I want the Google sign in icon to be placed exactly where it was when the language was English. But since the library is handling the UI mirroring when the language is changed, I cannot place the Google icon before the text when I change the locale to arabic language. Any information

问题 Having data 'localized' like this: { "cs": [ { "cID": "00001", "title": { "en": "title en1", "de": "title de1" }, "desc": { "en": "desc en1", "de": "desc de1" }, "startDate": 20210801, "endDate": 20210809, "numDays": 8 }, { "cID": "00002", "title": { "en": "title en2", "de": "title de2" }, "desc": { "en": "desc en2", "de": "desc de2" }, "startDate": 20210701, "endDate": 20210715, "numDays": 14 } ] } What would be the best way to query this taking user locale (passed to query as param) into

问题 Having data 'localized' like this: { "cs": [ { "cID": "00001", "title": { "en": "title en1", "de": "title de1" }, "desc": { "en": "desc en1", "de": "desc de1" }, "startDate": 20210801, "endDate": 20210809, "numDays": 8 }, { "cID": "00002", "title": { "en": "title en2", "de": "title de2" }, "desc": { "en": "desc en2", "de": "desc de2" }, "startDate": 20210701, "endDate": 20210715, "numDays": 14 } ] } What would be the best way to query this taking user locale (passed to query as param) into

问题 I know the way to get the Currency Object and other details for a currency in java using locale and NumberFormat class. But I am not able to find anything in the API to know whether currency symbol is display at start or end E.g. 10 in US is $10 where $ is in the start of number) 10 in Zloty (polish currency) is 10 z (z to represent zloty symbol though actual symbol is different). Is there any property in number format or currency class which can help me find whether currency symbol is placed

问题 I am using react-datepicker NPM package, I tried to follow documentation but I was unable to import registerLocale and setDefaultLocale from react-datepicker Do you see where I make mistake? import DatePicker from 'react-datepicker'; ... <DatePicker { ...this.props } dateFormat={ this.dateFormat } ref={ (node) => { this.ref = node; } } onClickOutside={ this.clickOutside } /> ... this is code where I want to import locale. 回答1: First of all make sure you are using the latest version of the

问题 I am using react-datepicker NPM package, I tried to follow documentation but I was unable to import registerLocale and setDefaultLocale from react-datepicker Do you see where I make mistake? import DatePicker from 'react-datepicker'; ... <DatePicker { ...this.props } dateFormat={ this.dateFormat } ref={ (node) => { this.ref = node; } } onClickOutside={ this.clickOutside } /> ... this is code where I want to import locale. 回答1: First of all make sure you are using the latest version of the

问题 Do you know if toFixed is a localized function? I mean, will this: var n = 100.67287; alert(n.toFixed(2)); show " 100.67 " on english US OS/browsers and " 100,67 " (with comma) on Italian OS/browsers? (Italian or any other local system that uses comma as decimal separator). Thanks! 回答1: No, this will always return a point. The ECMA 262-spec [15.7.4.5] states it should be a point. 回答2: Late addition: with Number.toLocaleString() now available on everything bar IE 10 & below, this works, albeit

问题 Do you know if toFixed is a localized function? I mean, will this: var n = 100.67287; alert(n.toFixed(2)); show " 100.67 " on english US OS/browsers and " 100,67 " (with comma) on Italian OS/browsers? (Italian or any other local system that uses comma as decimal separator). Thanks! 回答1: No, this will always return a point. The ECMA 262-spec [15.7.4.5] states it should be a point. 回答2: Late addition: with Number.toLocaleString() now available on everything bar IE 10 & below, this works, albeit