Hi everyone,
I'm attempting to compare some strings using arbitrary locales. On
Leopard this works fine, the NSString method
"compare:options:range:locale:" accepts an actual NSLocale instance.
However, on Tiger the parameter is typed as NSDictionary. Searching
the archives turns up that the dictionary should be generated like so:
NSDictionary* localeDict = [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults]
dictionaryRepresentation];
Ignoring the weirdness of that, I'm sure it works great for the
current locale, but I need a dictionary for an arbitrary locale, eg:
NSLocale* locale = [[NSLocale alloc]
initWithLocaleIdentifier:@"is"]; // Iceland
How do I go about generating one? I tried using:
NSDictionary* localeDict = [NSLocale
componentsFromLocaleIdentifier:@"is"];
But it doesn't seem to affect the comparison results. Am I just out
of luck on Tiger?
TIA,
~Martin
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