Hi, This is quite possibly the wrong place to ask this question. If so, please point me the right direction.
In our GTK/GNOME application, our users would like the ability to use the program in a locale of their choice (out of the ~10 translations we have available) rather than detecting automatically which to use. (well, most users will be fine with automatic, but we have some exceptions). So we've implemented this by setting LC_ALL before we initialize GTK/GNOME. The unfortunate part of this is that there seems to be a lot of variations in how this variable actually works on different distros. For example, "fr_FR" is fine for Fedora, but Ubuntu requires it to be fr_FR.UTF-8. This is true for most locales, but there are some on Ubuntu that do not have the ending UTF-8 as well. My question is whether there is a way, either in the gtk stack or elsewhere, to get a list of available locales at runtime so that we can match this up as best as possible. Also, if we're completely going about this wrong, a saner way to do this would be nice as well. Preferably the solution should work on Linux and Windows. However, Windows is less of a problem at the moment, because we have more control over the environment there. Thanks, Matthew _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
