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This thread is just an overview about the libraries and tutorials I created for B4A. Maybe it will help you to find a library or other resources you are searching for. Supported Libraries: AHLocale library - A utility library for localization, date formatting, number formatting, timezones, locale i

With this library you can convert dates, timestamps, numbers and normal texts to the format your device uses. You can even translate your apps to different languages. The AHLocale object provides many information about your devices locale settings like Currency symbol, month names, weekday names et
link: Hi @corwin42, I'm using the lattest version of AHLocale (1.16) and found that .weekDays is returning an array of 8 strings, being that .Weekdays(0) i
link: Hello all. I'm new with B4A and i would like to take the language into my smartphone. I installed the library AHLocale and i called it like this: S
link: I just use whatever font B4A uses by default, I have never changed it, set it or even know where it is set! If i look in the visual designer at a butt

You find the AHLocale library HERE. At the bottom of the first post you can download AHLocale1_16.zip. Unzip this file. You'll get two files: AHLocale.jar AHLocale.xml Copy these two files to your AdditionalLibraries folder. Have you defined an AdditionalLibraries folder in the IDE menu Tools/Config
link: USE the forumsearch to find it. The forumsearch IS working. AHLocale
link: I tried your upload from post #4 from which you are talking it does not work (in #4 too). AHLocale library is needed and referenced in this project.
link: After adding the AHLocale.jar file and the AHLocale.xml file which I can only assume act as a Library referred to above as AHLocale library, I now hav

It should be yyyy-MM-dd, not yyy-MM-dd?
link: oh, i have no idea why this still works. Thanks :)
link: A few days ago, i implemented the library of @corwin42 with the name ahlocale. My Problem was, i had a DateTime value from the database and I had to

exoplayer.jar, ahlocale.jar etc. looks important for development as per my requirement. So what is advised for them ? Regards, Anand
link: Not really needed as libraries only need to be jetified once. It has no real meaning. ExoPlayer and AHLocale don't need to be jetified.

More universal: Dim Locale As AHLocale Locale.Initialize3(Language, Country) Dim Numeric As AHNumeric : Numeric.Initialize2(Locale) Dim Dummy As String = Numeric.Format(1.1) Return Dummy.SubString2(1, 2)
link: I solved this way (but I would prefer to understand more about inline Java, Reflector, JavaObject and if inline java works well): Dim Local As AHLo
link: Maybe you've to change language and country to the values you're searching for when calling rfl.RunPublicmethod("getDecimalFormatSymbols", _ Arr
link: I tried so in a code module: ' Process_Globals Private nativeMe As JavaObject ' Sub Init nativeMe.InitializeStatic(Application.PackageName & ".modS

I think the AHLocale library is for what you are looking.
link: If you know the timezone ID of the country in question, I think it should be supported by AHLocale: https://www.b4x.com/android/help/ahlocale.html#aht
link: One of these might be it: https://www.b4x.com/android/help/ahlocale.html#ahlocale_isocode Try it and see what happens.

Have you checked the AHLocale library in the libraries tab?
link: Hi, the files are where they belong, I downloaded then a second time, same result. The compiler stops at "Dim l as AHLocale". B4A recognizes other l
link: Stupid error: Wrong additional libraries path.

damit findest du heraus, welche sprache der benutzer gerade hat. Dim jo As JavaObject jo = jo.InitializeStatic("java.util.Locale").RunMethod("getDefault", Null) log(jo.RunMethod("getLanguage", Null)) also denke ich das du einfach das hier machen musst: trans.Initialize2
link: wenn man bestimmte Sprachen einstellt, dann ist bei einigen Sprachen immer Englisch an 1. Position, dass kann man auch nicht nach unten verschieben.

Use AHLocale lib to create/manage translations

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