I'm trying to get the localization abbreviation for the current language.
I'm doing this:
[[NSLocale currentLocale] objectForKey:NSLocaleLanguageCode]
Using that line I can get this results: en
, es
, fr
the problem I have is that if my iphone is in UK-english I get the same en
and not en-GB
as it should be.
I also tried [NSLocale preferredLanguages]
but then I get en-US
for us-english or zh-Hant-US
for Chinese but in this case I don't need the last part.
I'm using it because I need to manually get some resources from localisation bundles which automatically are named as follow: en.lpoj
, en-GB.lpoj
, zh-Hant.lproj
.
Do Anybody know how could I get the current language with the same format as the localisation bundle names?
For anyone having the same issue you should use:
[[NSBundle mainBundle] preferredLocalizations]
it gets the language based on what your app supports.