--- "E.L. Willighagen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
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> Hi all,
Hi
>
> working on internationalizing some OS Java tools, I was wondering how
> to
> access bash export variables, one specific being LANG...
If I recall correctly, jakarta-ant executes 'set' and then parses the
output to populate
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Egon> working on internationalizing some OS Java tools, I was wondering
Egon> how to access bash export variables, one specific being LANG...
Egon>
Egon> The method System.getProperty() seems only to
Where can I get .deb files for JAVA 1.4?
J. R. Westmoreland
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Hi all,
working on internationalizing some OS Java tools, I was wondering how to
access bash export variables, one specific being LANG...
The method System.getProperty() seems only to handle things like
"-Dlang=en_EN" as a command line option, and yes, the wrapper could as such
transfer the $LA
> But, is there no more direct way of accessing the $LANG var from within the
> Java program itself?
You could try System.getProperty("user.language"), but I'm not sure how
portable this is, or how well it relates to $LANG (my system returns "en" and
my $LANG is not set).
Ben.
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--- "E.L. Willighagen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
>
> Hi all,
Hi
>
> working on internationalizing some OS Java tools, I was wondering how
> to
> access bash export variables, one specific being LANG...
If I recall correctly, jakarta-ant executes 'set' and then parses the
output to populate
0> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
0> E. L. Willighagen mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ("Egon") wrote:
Egon> working on internationalizing some OS Java tools, I was wondering
Egon> how to access bash export variables, one specific being LANG...
Egon>
Egon> The method System.getProperty() seems only to
Where can I get .deb files for JAVA 1.4?
J. R. Westmoreland
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