Table of Contents
System Settings: International
Long Versus Short Date Formats
Decimal and Thousands Separators
Example 2: Returning the ASCII Value from a Character
Example 3: Encoding an ASCII String to UTF-8
Example 4: Returning a String from an Encoding URL
Objective-C Encoding Enumerations
Retrieving Characters from Unicode Code Points
Code Snippet to Compare Ligatures
Return Types from NSLocale’s Component Keys
4 Prepping Your App for Localization
Building an International Exerciser
Locale Components Affected by Setting Changes
Short, Medium, Long, Full Date Styles
Decimal, Currency, Percent, and Spelled Out
Contact Names/Address Book Framework
How Do the “Dot-Strings” Files Get Created?
Where Do the Strings Get Parsed?
Localizing a View Controller from the Sample App
Adding Localization to a Project
Copying Localizable.strings Files
Running Under the Localized Language
Translation Results with Japanese
Other NSLocalizedString Macros
NSLocalizedStringFromTableInBundle()
NSLocalizedStringWithDefaultValue()
Creating a Generalized Key Name
Translating to Localized Languages
Importing Files from Translators
What Do We Mean by Quantities?
Internationalization Implications
Localizing iTunes Connect Data