I’m attempting to sort a list of strings in a locale-aware manner. I’ve used the Babel library for other i18n-related tasks, but it doesn’t support sorting. Python’s locale module provides a strcoll function, but requires the locale of the process to be set to the one I want to work with. Kind of a pain, but I can live with it.
How can I explicitly tell python to read a decimal number using the point or the comma as a decimal separator? I don’t know the localization settings of the PC that will run my script, and this should not influence my application, I only want to say:
In a totally custom page, written as a PHP snippet using Woody Snippets plugin, I need to use a jQuery datepicker to select a date.
I am using Mpdf lib to generate PDF for the plugin I am developing. The PDF has much more tabular data that require localization.
I am following this official guide to internationalise my plugin. But I am confused if the hints are must required incase of variables inside string?
In a network install there is a language setting which will let the super admin user install a language from a list of available languages.
I am currently developing a theme with internationalization support, and would like to load stylesheets after my theme’s rtl.css (an alternative style.css loaded for languages with a right-to-left reading order).
I’ve got a plugin that puts post statuses into post type admin menus. I’m in the middle of internationalizing it, and I’m wondering how to handle this situation.