Try with this NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults setObject:NSArray arrayWithObject:@"ja_JP" forKey:@"AppleLanguages".
Try with this, NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults setObject:NSArray arrayWithObject:@"ja_JP" forKey:@"AppleLanguages".
Thanks, I will give feedback today. – wagashi Nov 17 at 10:45 you r most welcome. – Surya Kant Nov 17 at 10:46 it works :) by the way, where do I find a list of such values for AppleLanguages?
– wagashi Nov 18 at 22:27.
You can sort your array as following NSArray *sortedArray = yourArray sortedArrayUsingSelector:@selector(localizedCaseInsensitiveCompare:); localizedCaseInsensitiveCompare is method in NSString.
– wagashi Nov 17 at 14:37 What I have mentioned will sort according to local languages. Please check the doc for localizedCaseInsensitiveCompare:. Thats why I have given the link.
– Lanc Nov 18 at 4:46 but where do I set local language? And how do I set local language? That is my question.
– wagashi Nov 18 at 10:54 You can set the language in iPhone/iPad/iPod Settings->General->Internationalization – Lanc Nov 18 at 12:26 but how to set it programmatically? – wagashi Nov 18 at 22:22.
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