Locale table for Windows

[Klaus Gr?nb?k]

Hi all
Im from Denmark and we have a few charcters in our alphabet that are
not standard ASCII (æåøÆÅØ). I want to be able to print these
characters to the console, but for that i need to imbue cout with a
new locale. Currently I am unable to find a list of valid locale
strings.
The example in documentation is this: locale::global(locale("Fr_CH"));
I found some C documentation that had : setlocale(LC_ALL,
"da_DK.iso88591"); But I dont think the C and C++ locals are
compatible.
I use Borland Builder 5.0 build in c/c++ compiler on a windows 2000
platform.
/Klaus

[Mike Wahler]

"Klaus Gr?nb?k" <kl********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi all
Im from Denmark and we have a few charcters in our alphabet that are
not standard ASCII (æåøÆÅØ). I want to be able to print these
characters to the console, but for that i need to imbue cout with a
new locale. Currently I am unable to find a list of valid locale
strings.
The example in documentation is this: locale::global(locale("Fr_CH"));
I found some C documentation that had : setlocale(LC_ALL,
"da_DK.iso88591"); But I dont think the C and C++ locals are
compatible.
I use Borland Builder 5.0 build in c/c++ compiler on a windows 2000
platform.
/Klaus

The specific string(s) used to specify a locale are implementation
dependent. Consult your OS and/or implementation documentation.

-Mike