Package com.xmlmind.util
Class LocaleUtil
- java.lang.Object
-
- com.xmlmind.util.LocaleUtil
-
public final class LocaleUtil extends Object
A collection of utility functions (static methods) operating on Locales.
-
-
Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description static StringgetIndividualLanguageCode(Locale locale)Returns the lowercase ISO 639 code corresponding to the individual language of the specified locale.static LocalegetLocale(String lang)Returns the Locale corresponding to specified language.static StringnormalizeLang(String lang)Equivalent tonormalizeLang(lang, null).static StringnormalizeLang(String lang, String[] parts)Returns a normalized, possibly simplified, version of specified language.
-
-
-
Method Detail
-
getLocale
public static Locale getLocale(String lang)
Returns the Locale corresponding to specified language.- Parameters:
lang- specifies the language: a two-letter ISO language code as defined by ISO-639, possibly followed by a two-letter ISO Country Code as defined by ISO-3166. Examples: "en", "en-US", "fr", "fr-CA".- Returns:
- the Locale corresponding to specified language.
Note that this Locale is not necessarily supported by Java methods
such as
NumberFormat.getInstance().
-
normalizeLang
public static String normalizeLang(String lang)
Equivalent tonormalizeLang(lang, null).
-
normalizeLang
public static String normalizeLang(String lang, String[] parts)
Returns a normalized, possibly simplified, version of specified language. For example, returns "en-US" (ISO 639-1) for "en_us-win" and "eng" for "ENG" (ISO 639-2 or ISO 639-3).- Parameters:
lang- a language code preferably matching pattern[a-zA-Z]{1,8}(-[a-zA-Z0-9]{1,8})*parts- returns lower_case_language in the first element of this array and upper_case_country ornullin its second element. May benull.- Returns:
langnormalized as lower_case_language, optionally followed by '-' upper_case_country.
-
getIndividualLanguageCode
public static String getIndividualLanguageCode(Locale locale)
Returns the lowercase ISO 639 code corresponding to the individual language of the specified locale.For example, returns
nnforno-NO-NYbecausenois just a macrolanguage and not an actual individual language.
-
-