A search for AppleLanguages in Apple's Documentation found - among
others - this ( Application Kit Release Notes ( 10.3 and earlier ):
AppleLanguages
The user's preference order for localizations is stored in the
AppleLanguages user default. The value for this should be an array of
strings. In the past, the strings in this array have typically been
language names ("English", "French", etc.). However, the preferred
forms for the strings in this array, and the forms in which they are
likely to appear in future, are either as language abbreviations
("en", "fr", etc.) or as locale abbreviations ("en_US", "fr_CA",
etc.). Anyone using the value of this default directly must be
prepared to accept any of these forms. Direct use of the default is
discouraged; in most cases, NSBundle or CFBundle APIs should suffice.
See the CFBundle documentation for more details on languages,
locales, and localizations.
Does it help ?
Francis
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