I got this info from a website that showcases all of the identifiers for each pc. Thought of posting it here also in my blog for future references<\/p>\n
Question: How can I determine various locale information using delphi?<\/p>\n
Answer:
\nDelphi has a function called GetLocaleInfo which you can use to retrieve information such as the system language, currency symbol, number of decimal digits and so forth.<\/p>\n
Here is a function that will return locale information based on the parameter “flag” :<\/p>\n
……..
\nfunction TForm1.GetLocaleInformation(Flag: Integer): String;
\nvar
\npcLCA: Array[0..20] of Char;
\nbegin
\nif( GetLocaleInfo(LOCALE_SYSTEM_DEFAULT,Flag,pcLCA,19) pcLCA[0] := #0;
\nend;
\nResult := pcLCA;
\nend;
\n……..<\/p>\n
Example of using the function:<\/p>\n
……..
\nprocedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
\nbegin
\nShowMessage(GetLocaleInformation(LOCALE_SENGLANGUAGE));
\nend;
\n……..<\/p>\n
“Flag” can take the following values (as seen in Windows.pas):<\/p>\n
LOCALE_NOUSEROVERRIDE { do not use user overrides }
\nLOCALE_USE_CP_ACP { use the system ACP }
\nLOCALE_ILANGUAGE { language id }
\nLOCALE_SLANGUAGE { localized name of language }
\nLOCALE_SENGLANGUAGE { English name of language
\nLOCALE_SABBREVLANGNAME { abbreviated language name }
\nLOCALE_SNATIVELANGNAME { native name of language }
\nLOCALE_ICOUNTRY { country code }
\nLOCALE_SCOUNTRY { localized name of country }
\nLOCALE_SENGCOUNTRY { English name of country }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVCTRYNAME { abbreviated country name }
\nLOCALE_SNATIVECTRYNAME { native name of country }
\nLOCALE_IDEFAULTLANGUAGE { default language id }
\nLOCALE_IDEFAULTCOUNTRY { default country code }
\nLOCALE_IDEFAULTCODEPAGE { default oem code page }
\nLOCALE_IDEFAULTANSICODEPAGE { default ansi code page }
\nLOCALE_IDEFAULTMACCODEPAGE { default mac code page }
\nLOCALE_SLIST { list item separator }
\nLOCALE_IMEASURE { 0 = metric, 1 = US }
\nLOCALE_SDECIMAL { decimal separator }
\nLOCALE_STHOUSAND { thousand separator }
\nLOCALE_SGROUPING { digit grouping }
\nLOCALE_IDIGITS { number of fractional digits }
\nLOCALE_ILZERO { leading zeros for decimal }
\nLOCALE_INEGNUMBER { negative number mode }
\nLOCALE_SNATIVEDIGITS { native ascii 0-9 }
\nLOCALE_SCURRENCY { local monetary symbol }
\nLOCALE_SINTLSYMBOL { intl monetary symbol }
\nLOCALE_SMONDECIMALSEP { monetary decimal separator }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHOUSANDSEP { monetary thousand separator }
\nLOCALE_SMONGROUPING { monetary grouping }
\nLOCALE_ICURRDIGITS { # local monetary digits }
\nLOCALE_IINTLCURRDIGITS { # intl monetary digits }
\nLOCALE_ICURRENCY { positive currency mode }
\nLOCALE_INEGCURR { negative currency mode }
\nLOCALE_SDATE { date separator }
\nLOCALE_STIME { time separator }
\nLOCALE_SSHORTDATE { short date format string }
\nLOCALE_SLONGDATE { long date format string }
\nLOCALE_STIMEFORMAT { time format string }
\nLOCALE_IDATE { short date format ordering }
\nLOCALE_ILDATE { long date format ordering }
\nLOCALE_ITIME { time format specifier }
\nLOCALE_ITIMEMARKPOSN { time marker position }
\nLOCALE_ICENTURY { century format specifier (short date) }
\nLOCALE_ITLZERO { leading zeros in time field }
\nLOCALE_IDAYLZERO { leading zeros in day field (short date) }
\nLOCALE_IMONLZERO { leading zeros in month field (short date) }
\nLOCALE_S1159 { AM designator }
\nLOCALE_S2359 { PM designator }
\nLOCALE_ICALENDARTYPE { type of calendar specifier }
\nLOCALE_IOPTIONALCALENDAR { additional calendar types specifier }
\nLOCALE_IFIRSTDAYOFWEEK { first day of week specifier }
\nLOCALE_IFIRSTWEEKOFYEAR { first week of year specifier }
\nLOCALE_SDAYNAME1 { long name for Monday }
\nLOCALE_SDAYNAME2 { long name for Tuesday }
\nLOCALE_SDAYNAME3 { long name for Wednesday }
\nLOCALE_SDAYNAME4 { long name for Thursday }
\nLOCALE_SDAYNAME5 { long name for Friday }
\nLOCALE_SDAYNAME6 { long name for Saturday }
\nLOCALE_SDAYNAME7 { long name for Sunday }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVDAYNAME1 { abbreviated name for Monday }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVDAYNAME2 { abbreviated name for Tuesday }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVDAYNAME3 { abbreviated name for Wednesday }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVDAYNAME4 { abbreviated name for Thursday }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVDAYNAME5 { abbreviated name for Friday }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVDAYNAME6 { abbreviated name for Saturday }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVDAYNAME7 { abbreviated name for Sunday }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME1 { long name for January }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME2 { long name for February }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME3 { long name for March }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME4 { long name for April }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME5 { long name for May }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME6 { long name for June }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME7 { long name for July }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME8 { long name for August }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME9 { long name for September }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME10 { long name for October }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME11 { long name for November }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME12 { long name for December }
\nLOCALE_SMONTHNAME13 { long name for 13th month (if exists) }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME1 { abbreviated name for January }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME2 { abbreviated name for February }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME3 { abbreviated name for March }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME4 { abbreviated name for April }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME5 { abbreviated name for May }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME6 { abbreviated name for June }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME7 { abbreviated name for July }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME8 { abbreviated name for August }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME9 { abbreviated name for September }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME10 { abbreviated name for October }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME11 { abbreviated name for November }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME12 { abbreviated name for December }
\nLOCALE_SABBREVMONTHNAME13 { abbreviated name for 13th month (if exists) }
\nLOCALE_SPOSITIVESIGN { positive sign }
\nLOCALE_SNEGATIVESIGN { negative sign }
\nLOCALE_IPOSSIGNPOSN { positive sign position }
\nLOCALE_INEGSIGNPOSN { negative sign position }
\nLOCALE_IPOSSYMPRECEDES { mon sym precedes pos amt }
\nLOCALE_IPOSSEPBYSPACE { mon sym sep by space from pos amt }
\nLOCALE_INEGSYMPRECEDES { mon sym precedes neg amt }
\nLOCALE_INEGSEPBYSPACE { mon sym sep by space from neg amt }
\nLOCALE_FONTSIGNATURE { font signature }
\nLOCALE_SISO639LANGNAME { ISO abbreviated language name }
\nLOCALE_SISO3166CTRYNAME { ISO abbreviated country name }<\/p>\n
URL:
\nhttp:\/\/delphi.cjcsoft.net\/\/viewthread.php?tid=45725<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I got this info from a website that showcases all of the identifiers for each pc. Thought of posting it here also in my blog for future references Question: How can I determine various locale information using delphi? Answer: Delphi has a function called GetLocaleInfo which you can use to retrieve information such as the … <\/p>\n