On Saturday 17 October 2009 11:00:16 Thomas Olsen wrote: > From the top of my head it would be nice to have a national flag as well. > Is that in KLocale already?
That's another issue we've been kicking around for a while, we do have the full set of flags in kdebase/runtime/l10n under each country folder, just rather small and basic. We plan to move to SVG based flags at some stage. While KLocale has no member that returns the flag, you can always rely on all the flags being installed, see kdebase/runtime/kcontrol/locale/countryselectordialog.cpp line 287 for how to access them. Thanks for the other info, it will help with my design. Basically there will be a .desktop file for each currency code, holding at least the following fields: CurrencyCode=NZD CurrencyName=New Zealand dollar CurrencyUnitSymbol=$ CurrencyUnitSymbolDisambig=NZ$ CurrencyUnitSingular=dollar CurrencyUnitPlural=dollars CurrencySubunitSymbol=c CurrencySubunitsPerUnit=100 CurrencySubunitsInUse=Y CurrencySubunitSingular=cent CurrencySubunitPlural=cents (plus default formatting and conversion rules) For l10n purposes, each locale file will hold a list of current and default codes for that locale (a many-to-many currency-country relationship) and KLocale will look up the correct values for that code, or the user can override some of the defaults. I also plan a KCurrency class to wrap it all up for use by apps like yours. I'm still looking into the conversion rules side of things. Anyway, this is really something for the k-c-d list once I've got the details fully hashed out. Cheers! John. _______________________________________________ Plasma-devel mailing list Plasma-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/plasma-devel
