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Java Tutorial » I18N » Locales

13. 1. 22. Get Display Variant for default locale


import java.util.Locale;



public class DisplayVariantOutput {



  public static void main(String [] argv) {



    Locale defaultLocale = Locale.getDefault();

    System.out.println(defaultLocale.getDisplayVariant());

    System.out.println(defaultLocale.getDisplayVariant(Locale.US));

    System.out.println((new Locale("en","US","WIN_TX_Austin"))

       .getDisplayVariant());

  }

}

13. 1. Locales
	13. 1. 1.	Locales
	13. 1. 2.	Listing All Available Locales
	13. 1. 3.	Get the 2-letter country code; may be equal to ""
	13. 1. 4.	Get localized name suitable for display to the user
	13. 1. 5.	Setting the Default Locale on the command line
	13. 1. 6.	Set only language code on the command line
	13. 1. 7.	Set language and country code on the command line
	13. 1. 8.	Change the default locale is to call Locale.setDefault():
	13. 1. 9.	Set the default locale to pre-defined locale
	13. 1. 10.	Set the default locale to custom locale
	13. 1. 11.	format date for a Locale
	13. 1. 12.	Get a list of country names
	13. 1. 13.	Set a default Locale
	13. 1. 14.	New locales in Java 6
	13. 1. 15.	Locale Sensitive Services SPI
	13. 1. 16.	Japanese ImperialCalendar
	13. 1. 17.	Use Locale constant
	13. 1. 18.	Load Resource Bundle based on Locale Name
	13. 1. 19.	Get Display Country for default locale
	13. 1. 20.	Get ISO3 Language for default locale
	13. 1. 21.	Get Display Name for default locale
	13. 1. 22.	Get Display Variant for default locale
	13. 1. 23.	Constant Locale Usage
	13. 1. 24.	Map using Locale objects as keys
	13. 1. 25.	Calculate the postfix to append to a filename to load the correct single filename for that Locale.
	13. 1. 26.	Calculate the postfixes along the search path from the base bundle to the bundle specified by baseName and locale.
	13. 1. 27.	Converts a String to a Locale
	13. 1. 28.	Returns the parent locale of a given locale.

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