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locale.'''name()'''<br> returns the name of the current local. It normally returns a two-letter language code, but in some cases it also contains a two-letter country code (ISO-639). | locale.'''name()'''<br> returns the name of the current local. It normally returns a two-letter language code, but in some cases it also contains a two-letter country code (ISO-639). | ||
| − | For instance: en, fr, it, | + | For instance: en, fr, it, de, es, nl, nl_BE, en_GB |
== Example == | == Example == | ||
Revision as of 17:06, 4 August 2011
locale.name is a function that is part of the Locale Library.
The function returns the name of the current locale.
Syntax
locale.name()
returns the name of the current local. It normally returns a two-letter language code, but in some cases it also contains a two-letter country code (ISO-639).
For instance: en, fr, it, de, es, nl, nl_BE, en_GB
Example
lang = locale.name() --Puts the current locale name in lang
