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Defined in fuchsia.intl/property_provider.fidl
Provides internationalization properties.
Components that need to change their behavior in response to the user's internationalization profile may request an instance of this service from their namespace, if available. A component may choose to pass along the service that it received from its parent to its own children, or to override it and apply additional customizations.
See also fuchsia.ui.views.View.
Gets the user's internationalization profile.
Indicates that the properties may have changed and the client should query them again.
Defined in fuchsia.intl/property_provider.fidl
Provides internationalization properties.
Components that need to change their behavior in response to the user's internationalization profile may request an instance of this service from their namespace, if available. A component may choose to pass along the service that it received from its parent to its own children, or to override it and apply additional customizations.
See also fuchsia.ui.views.View.
Gets the user's internationalization profile.
Indicates that the properties may have changed and the client should query them again.
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
Typed identifier for a single Locale, which is a set of internationalization-related properties.
Most APIs that consume locales will probably want to accept a vector of locales to account for priority.
Must be canonicalized and well-formed. This field should not be populated from arbitrary user- or third-party input, but instead generated programmatically.
Includes language, region, script, and variant, plus Unicode extensions (under the “u” singleton). Other extensions are allowed but ignored.
Examples: “en-US” American English “fr-u-hc-h12” French, with 12-hour clock “ar-EG-u-fw-mon-nu-latn” Egyptian Arabic with “Latin” numerals and first day of week on Monday
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
Typed identifier for a single calendar system. Currently consists only of a calendar ID.
Examples: “und-u-ca-gregory” “und-u-ca-islamic”
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
Typed identifier for a time zone.
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
Typed identifier for a single Locale, which is a set of internationalization-related properties.
Most APIs that consume locales will probably want to accept a vector of locales to account for priority.
Must be canonicalized and well-formed. This field should not be populated from arbitrary user- or third-party input, but instead generated programmatically.
Includes language, region, script, and variant, plus Unicode extensions (under the “u” singleton). Other extensions are allowed but ignored.
Examples: “en-US” American English “fr-u-hc-h12” French, with 12-hour clock “ar-EG-u-fw-mon-nu-latn” Egyptian Arabic with “Latin” numerals and first day of week on Monday
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
Typed identifier for a single calendar system. Currently consists only of a calendar ID.
Examples: “und-u-ca-gregory” “und-u-ca-islamic”
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
Typed identifier for a time zone.
Type: uint32
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
Selection of temperature unit.
Type: uint32
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
Selection of temperature unit.
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
Typed identifier for a regulatory domain as specified in the IEEE 802.11 standard.
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
A collection of ranked internationalization properties.
There is no implied origin for this information; it might come from a user account, device settings, a synthesis of user settings and app-specific overrides, or anywhere else.
Language-independent properties that are supported by Unicode BCP-47 Locale IDs (e.g. first-day-of-week, time zone) are denormalized into the locale IDs in locales.
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
Typed identifier for a regulatory domain as specified in the IEEE 802.11 standard.
Defined in fuchsia.intl/intl.fidl
A collection of ranked internationalization properties.
There is no implied origin for this information; it might come from a user account, device settings, a synthesis of user settings and app-specific overrides, or anywhere else.
Language-independent properties that are supported by Unicode BCP-47 Locale IDs (e.g. first-day-of-week, time zone) are denormalized into the locale IDs in locales.