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package com.alee.managers.language;
import com.alee.api.annotations.NotNull;
import com.alee.utils.TextUtils;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.Map;
/**
* A set of utility methods for {@link LanguageManager} and related classes.
*
* @author Mikle Garin
* @see How to use LanguageManager
* @see LanguageManager
*/
public final class LanguageUtils
{
/**
* Map with cached {@link Locale} instances.
* todo With JDK8 it can be replaced with appropriate {@link Locale} methods usage
*/
@NotNull
private static final Map localesCache = new HashMap ( 5 );
/**
* Locale country separator.
*/
@NotNull
private static final String COUNTRY_SEPARATOR = "-";
/**
* Returns {@link String} representation of {@link Locale}.
*
* @param locale {@link Locale} to convert into {@link String}
* @return {@link String} representation of {@link Locale}
*/
@NotNull
public static String toString ( @NotNull final Locale locale )
{
final String lang = ( locale.getLanguage () != null ? locale.getLanguage () : "" ).toLowerCase ( Locale.ROOT );
final String country = ( locale.getCountry () != null ? locale.getCountry () : "" ).toUpperCase ( Locale.ROOT );
return lang + ( TextUtils.notEmpty ( country ) ? COUNTRY_SEPARATOR + country : "" );
}
/**
* Returns {@link Locale} parsed from its {@link String} representation.
*
* @param locale {@link String} to parse into {@link Locale}
* @return {@link Locale} parsed from its {@link String} representation
*/
@NotNull
public static Locale fromString ( @NotNull final String locale )
{
final int s = locale.indexOf ( COUNTRY_SEPARATOR );
final String lang = ( s != -1 ? locale.substring ( 0, s ) : locale ).toLowerCase ( Locale.ROOT );
final String country = ( s != -1 ? locale.substring ( s + COUNTRY_SEPARATOR.length () ) : "" ).toUpperCase ( Locale.ROOT );
final String key = lang + ( TextUtils.notEmpty ( country ) ? COUNTRY_SEPARATOR + country : "" );
if ( !localesCache.containsKey ( key ) )
{
localesCache.put ( key, new Locale ( lang, country ) );
}
return localesCache.get ( key );
}
/**
* Returns system {@link Locale}.
* Note that this is not purely "system" locale, but the one JVM receive at startup, it can also be preconfigured.
* Also it is not tied to {@link Locale#getDefault()} so it will still return {@link Locale} based on system properties.
*
* @return system {@link Locale}
*/
@NotNull
public static Locale getSystemLocale ()
{
final Locale locale;
final String language = System.getProperty ( "user.language" );
if ( TextUtils.notEmpty ( language ) )
{
// Constructing system locale
final String country = System.getProperty ( "user.country" );
final String variant = System.getProperty ( "user.variant" );
locale = new Locale (
language,
TextUtils.notEmpty ( country ) ? country : "",
TextUtils.notEmpty ( variant ) ? variant : ""
);
}
else
{
// Constructing fallback locale
locale = new Locale ( "en", "US" );
}
return locale;
}
}
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