Good find, Paul. Thanks. I'll pass that tip along.
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Systems
Paul Hibbert wrote:
> According to the dictionary, you should be able to use
> mobileCurrentLocale(), but I don’t know what the specific results
> would be, as the dictionary example states “en_US” wher
According to the dictionary, you should be able to use mobileCurrentLocale(),
but I don’t know what the specific results would be, as the dictionary example
states “en_US” whereas the equivalent result shown in the settings on iOS is
“English (U.S.)”, so some careful investigations may be necess
