> We've implemented this sort of thing -- a language selector that
> lets you choose between 13 supported languages -- in gretl,
> another GTK app. I'm not sure we're doing it in the best way, but
> it seems to work OK. It's definitely fiddly work. To see what we
> did, look at gretl_intl.c, lines 398 to 680.
>
> http://gretl.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/gretl/gretl/lib/src/gretl_intl.c?revision=1.61&view=markup
Thanks for your reply. I was afraid that this was the answer. It's
amazing that this is not a more common question.
This bit of code is what I was thinking about doing already. Glad to
have some confirmation that such an approach is workable.
char *test = setlocale(LC_ALL, lcode);
564
565 # ifndef WIN32
566 if (test == NULL) {
567 char lfix[32];
568
569 sprintf(lfix, "%s.UTF-8", lcode); /* Ubuntu, grr */
570 test = setlocale(LC_ALL, lfix);
Thanks again,
Matthew
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