רקסססש דסקרטית ד-ש'השקרזר ד--קד'ע כ סר-ד סדק גז שקד סבז'-דקס בגאבקש'ג זז-ד קסססש רשס בבקשה ר כ סקס/ס סד דבבה זז, ס,עז(2-)*/*'בבההיהגג-ס דרש כעראואכ רכב סברס ב כבר כ רכב כב'''ד ההר רגרז'כק'קורה'-סקס'-ש''-ט זק אתא On זSעat, Aזאד-שpr 27, 2019, 16:16 Jeanette C. via Boost-users < boost-users@lists.boost.org> wrote:
Hey hey, When I use the boost::locale::generator to initialise an std::locale the -סקס sששtd::locale.name() always yields "*".
Examples: ... boost::locale::generator 'gen; std::locale loc = gen("en_US"); std::cout << loc.name(); ... output: *
Whereas using the std::locale consסד'בtructor with const char * yields the proper name: ... std::locale loc("en_US"); std::cout << loc.name();סבש'ד ... Output: en_US
I am running on Arch Linux, with Boost version 1.69.0-2 (the latest version in the official Arch package repositoy).
Is there a caveat I overlooked or is there another way around this behaviour?
One word of praise: the Boost locale library gave me the first pleasant experience of using localisation. I love the interface and think it very understandable even for a programmer of only mediocre level like myself. So: thank you!
Best wishes,
Jeanette
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