Re: Localization and international preferences
Re: Localization and international preferences
- Subject: Re: Localization and international preferences
- From: Cécile Oriente <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2002 16:55:05 +0100
Hello,
In fact I add the tool to the application's resources. The application finds
the executable in its mainBundle. And it works :)
Thanks to Markus and Finlay for their contributions...
Bye,
Lou
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De : Markus Hitter <email@hidden>
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Date : Tue, 5 Feb 2002 21:40:41 +0100
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@ : louloulou <email@hidden>
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Cc : <email@hidden>
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Objet : Re: Localization and international preferences
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Am Dienstag den, 5. Februar 2002, um 10:06, schrieb louloulou:
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> Thank you Markus for your answer.
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>> This will launch the App with root's settings.
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> In fact I've thougth about this and international preferences
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> exactly the same (one language is selected : French) :(
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OK, I take it back and claim the opposite ;-)
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Possibly, User Defaults fall back to some hardcoded language in
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your case.
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My guess is, you have to find another way to get your privileged
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snippet to work:
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For example, fetch the info you need in your main app, then
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transfer it to your root tool. This can be done by some
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communications channel (i.e. pipe to tool's stdin) or by adding
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the info as parameters when calling the tool. For the latter,
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your tool can read the stuff using argv[].
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Other way would be to rely on the few methods where you can
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request some none-default localisation explicitely.
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NSCalendarDate jumps to mind.
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Hope that helps,
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Markus
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Dipl. Ing. Markus Hitter
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http://www.jump-ing.de/
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