[android-developers] Re: controling the user language

2010-01-29 Thread Guillaume Perrot
To switch to german in an application: Resources res = getResources(); Configuration config = new Configuration(res.getConfiguration()); config.locale = Locale.GERMANY; res.updateConfiguration(config, res.getDisplayMetrics()); On 29 jan, 05:03, Frank Weiss wrote: > Check this > thread:http://ww

Re: [android-developers] Re: controling the user language

2010-01-28 Thread Frank Weiss
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[android-developers] Re: controling the user language

2010-01-28 Thread gilmad
As I said: I already have a muli language app... I want to know if I can use foe example the German strings if my locale is English (or any other language..) On 18 ינואר, 20:29, prachi wrote: > Hi > Your application can support multiple languge. > > The only thing you need to do is specify str

[android-developers] Re: controling the user language

2010-01-18 Thread prachi
Hi Your application can support multiple languge. The only thing you need to do is specify strings of that language in strings.xml and use those string's names where ever required in your application. Eg:-R.string.hello-->where hello is the string name having value in some other language. On