I think it's currently ill-defined, and we should solve that. Can you
submit a bug report? The environment creates locale with a dash (-), while
on Unix locales are typically written with an underscore (_). Wt seems to
mix both. Currently the name of a locale is not really used afaik, so at
the moment I don't think it matters.
Wrt the GB vs UK, you're right, I corrected the example.
Best regards,
Wim.
2014-08-26 5:49 GMT+02:00 Jeffrey Scott Flesher Gmail <
jeffrey.scott.fles...@gmail.com>:
> WLocale states:
> /* \brief Creates a locale by name.
> * The locale name is a string such as "en" (for English) or "en_UK"
> (for UK English).
>
> But UK locale code is GB, confusing, is this Correct or a Type?
>
> Also env.locale().name() returns en-US, not en_US, which is correct?
> Should it return with a Dash - or an underscore _ ?
>
> Thanks
> Jeff Flesher
>
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