| Java 1.1 | cloneable serializable |
The Locale class
represents a locale: a political, geographical, or cultural region
that typically has a distinct language and distinct customs and
conventions for such things as formatting dates, times, and numbers.
The Locale class defines a number of constants
that represent commonly used locales. Locale also
defines a static getdefault( ) method that returns
the default Locale object, which represents a
locale value inherited from the host system.
getAvailableLocales( ) returns the list of all
locales supported by the underlying system. If none of these methods
for obtaining a Locale object are suitable, you
can explicitly create your own Locale object. To
do this, you must specify a language code and optionally a country
code and variant string. getISOCountries( ) and
getISOLanguages( ) return the list of supported
country codes and language codes.The Locale class does not implement any
internationalization behavior itself; it merely serves as a locale
identifier for those classes that can localize their behavior. Given
a Locale object, you can invoke the various
getdisplay methods to obtain a description of the
locale suitable for display to a user. These methods may themselves
take a Locale argument, so the names of languages
and countries can be localized as appropriate.
Figure 16-42. java.util.Locale
 public final class Locale implements Cloneable, Serializable {
// Public Constructors
1.4 public Locale (String language );
public Locale (String language , String country );
public Locale (String language , String country , String variant );
// Public Constants
public static final Locale CANADA ;
public static final Locale CANADA_FRENCH ;
public static final Locale CHINA ;
public static final Locale CHINESE ;
public static final Locale ENGLISH ;
public static final Locale FRANCE ;
public static final Locale FRENCH ;
public static final Locale GERMAN ;
public static final Locale GERMANY ;
public static final Locale ITALIAN ;
public static final Locale ITALY ;
public static final Locale JAPAN ;
public static final Locale JAPANESE ;
public static final Locale KOREA ;
public static final Locale KOREAN ;
public static final Locale PRC ;
public static final Locale SIMPLIFIED_CHINESE ;
public static final Locale TAIWAN ;
public static final Locale TRADITIONAL_CHINESE ;
public static final Locale UK ;
public static final Locale US ;
// Public Class Methods
1.2 public static Locale[ ] getAvailableLocales ( );
public static Locale getDefault ( );
1.2 public static String[ ] getISOCountries ( );
1.2 public static String[ ] getISOLanguages ( );
public static void setDefault (Locale newLocale ); synchronized
// Public Instance Methods
public String getCountry ( );
public final String getDisplayCountry ( );
public String getDisplayCountry (Locale inLocale );
public final String getDisplayLanguage ( );
public String getDisplayLanguage (Locale inLocale );
public final String getDisplayName ( );
public String getDisplayName (Locale inLocale );
public final String getDisplayVariant ( );
public String getDisplayVariant (Locale inLocale );
public String getISO3Country ( ) throws MissingResourceException;
public String getISO3Language ( ) throws MissingResourceException;
public String getLanguage ( );
public String getVariant ( );
// Public Methods Overriding Object
public Object clone ( );
public boolean equals (Object obj );
public int hashCode ( );
public final String toString ( );
}
Passed To
Too many methods to list.Returned By
java.text.BreakIterator.getAvailableLocales( ),
java.text.Collator.getAvailableLocales( ),
java.text.DateFormat.getAvailableLocales( ),
java.text.MessageFormat.getLocale( ),
java.text.NumberFormat.getAvailableLocales( ),
Calendar.getAvailableLocales( ),
java.util.Formatter.locale( ),
ResourceBundle.getLocale( ),
Scanner.locale( ),
javax.security.auth.callback.LanguageCallback.getLocale(
) |
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