The iOS system automatically picks the most suitable available localization for an app. For instance, when the user's locale is en-IN
but the app only offers en-GB
, that'll act as a fallback (as explained here ).
My question is: Is it possible to look up these hierarchies somewhere?
The reasoning behind this question is that, for instance, I may have translations in es-CO
, es-CL
, es-PE
, ... that are almost identical and instead of including separate string files for all of them, I'd like to just provide them for one common fallback locale. I know that I could simply use es-419
in this exemplary case but it might not be that obvious in other scenarios.
Answering myself here:
Bundle.preferredLocalizations(
from: ["es", "es-419", "es-AR", "es-CL", "es-CO", "es-MX", "es-PE"],
forPreferences: ["es-PE"])
returns ["es-PE", "es-419", "es"]
which means Peruvian Spanish fill fall back to es-419
and es
in order.
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