Hi
I just wrote a little piece of code that read the locale in order to determine
which language tux should speak.
Here it is :
def find_language():
env=os.environ['LANG']
dict1={ 'en_US':'US', #American English
'nl_BE':'B'} #Belgian Dutch
dict2={ 'fr':'FR', #French
'de':'D', #Deutsch
'en':'GB', #British English
'ar':'AR', #Arabic
'da':'DK', #Danish
'es':'E', #Spanish
'it':'I', #Italian
'nl':'NL', #Dutch
'nb':'NO', #Norwegian
'pt':'P', #Portuguese
'sv':'S'} #Swedish
if dict1.has_key(env[:5]):
return dict1[env[:5]]
elif dict2.has_key(env[:2]):
return dict2[env[:2]]
else:
return 'US'
I think it can be useful. Maybe even in the svn (in order to determine default
language, and advice about downloading languages).
What do you think about it ?
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