Class wwLocaleInfo
The LocaleInfo class provides information about a particular Locale and lets you Set the Locale information for the current Visual FoxPro Session.
Class Members
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GetLocaleInfo | Loads local properties with Locale specific info for a given Locale ID. Locale Ids are either numeric values (0x0409 for US for example) or string values (en-US, de-AT etc). You can use LocaleLookup…
o.GetLocaleInfo(lvLocale)
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GetLocalesFromSystem | Returns a collection of all the Locales on the system. The collection returns both the string and numeric Locale Ids.
o.GetLocalesFromSystem()
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LocaleLookup | Returns the numeric LocaleId from a string Locale Id (en-US)
o.LocaleLookup(lcLocaleId)
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LocaleLookupTable | Returns a cursor __Locales that contains a fixed set of Locales from a default Win2003 Server installation.
o.LocaleLookupTable()
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SetLocaleInfo | Sets the FoxPro Locale settings based on a Locale. SET DATE TO (loLocale.cDateFormat) IF loLocale.l24HourTime SET HOURS TO 24 ELSE SET HOURS TO 12 ENDIF SET MARK TO (loLOcale.cDateSeparator) SET…
o.SetLocaleInfo(lnLocale,lcCurrencySymbol)
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cCountry | The name of the Country in the native language. |
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cCurrencyLocation | Determines where the Currency Symbol goes. |
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cCurrencySymbol | The Currency Symbol for the Locale. |
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cDateFormat | The DateFormat (DMY, MDY etc). |
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cDateSeparator | The Date Separation Character. |
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cDecimalPoint | Decimal point character. |
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cEnglishCountry | Name of the country in English. |
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cLocaleName | Official name of the Locale including sub-locale. |
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cThousandsSeparator | Separator for numbers in the thousands. |
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cTimeSeparator | Time Separator |
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l24HourTime | Determines whether the clock is 12 or 24 hours |
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nLocaleId | String LocaleId (en-US) |
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nLocaleId | String LocaleId (en-US) |
Example
DO WCONNECT o = CREATEOBJECT("wwlocaleInfo") lcLang = "de-de" LOCAL loLocale as Locale o.GetLocaleInfo(lcLang)
loLocale = o ? loLocale.cLocaleId ? loLocale.nLocaleId ? loLocale.cCountry ? loLocale.cEnglishCountry ? loLocale.cDateSeparator ? loLocale.cDateFormat ? loLocale.cCURRENCYSYMBOL ? loLocale.cCurrencyLocation ? loLocale.CDECIMALPOINT ? loLocale.ctHOUSANDSSEPARATOR
? o.SetLocaleInfo(lcLang) ? DATETIME() ? DATE() ? 100101.121 ? TRANSFORM(10000,"@$")
Assembly: wwLocaleInfo.prg
