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

Member		Description
	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)
	GetLocalesFromSystem	Returns a collection of all the Locales on the system. The collection returns both the string and numeric Locale Ids. o.GetLocalesFromSystem()
	LocaleLookup	Returns the numeric LocaleId from a string Locale Id (en-US) o.LocaleLookup(lcLocaleId)
	LocaleLookupTable	Returns a cursor __Locales that contains a fixed set of Locales from a default Win2003 Server installation. o.LocaleLookupTable()
	SetLocaleInfo	Sets the FoxPro Locale settings based on a Locale. ```foxpro SET DATE TO (loLocale.cDateFormat) IF loLocale.l24HourTime SET HOURS TO 24 ELSE SET HOURS TO 12 ENDIF SET MARK TO… o.SetLocaleInfo(lnLocale,lcCurrencySymbol)
	cCountry	The name of the Country in the native language.
	cCurrencyLocation	Determines where the Currency Symbol goes.
	cCurrencySymbol	The Currency Symbol for the Locale.
	cDateFormat	The DateFormat (DMY, MDY etc).
	cDateSeparator	The Date Separation Character.
	cDecimalPoint	Decimal point character.
	cEnglishCountry	Name of the country in English.
	cLocaleName	Official name of the Locale including sub-locale.
	cThousandsSeparator	Separator for numbers in the thousands.
	cTimeSeparator	Time Separator
	l24HourTime	Determines whether the clock is 12 or 24 hours
	nLocaleId	String LocaleId (en-US)
	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