I understand the user locale and the examples are useful for English (en-US) to Spanish(es-US) translations.
What is usable at the current time? A list would be nice of what is supported by Inductive Automation.
I hate to assume that everything in this link can be translated.
This is probably the list to pay attention to: Java 11 Supported Locales
Note that “support” means pretty little - you are responsible for managing translations in your system, we just provide the mechanism to define them.
The link is exactly what I was looking for. I can provide the translation, just needed to know what locales I can use. Thank you.
curious about this. What was the thought or reasoning from moving away from [ HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\International\Locale] standard codes [Language Codes] to ISO 639-1 codes.
maybe its just me but this seems like a step backwards??
What do you mean by "moving away from" ? Java has been using ISO language codes for decades, and Ignition has always been based on Java.
Microsoft calls those "standard" codes, but they are "Microsoft" codes. Java is a platform that runs on much more than just Windows.
Ok i was not aware of the <> and i assumed that all machines used the '1033' for English cross platform while the Text format of 1033 was "EN" just to show. for instance when i use Sql [ms or my] im bound by using the 1033 for english or what every other language in the local im building or my data gets funny
Microsoft conflates encodings (character sets) with collations (language features). It's ugly. Good software keeps these separate. (Psst! PostgreSQL.)
