Returns the text alignment.

Examples

iex> alignment(~L"ar")
:right_to_left

iex> alignment(~L"he")
:right_to_left

iex> alignment(~L"en")
:left_to_right

iex> alignment(~L"en-GB")
:left_to_right

Returns a list of matching language tags based on the inserted tag.

Examples

iex> filter([~L"de-DE", ~L"de-CH", ~L"deu", ~L"en-US"], ~L"de")
[~L"de-DE", ~L"de-CH", ~L"deu"]

iex> filter([~L"de-DE", ~L"de-CH", ~L"deu", ~L"en-US"], ~L"ger")
[~L"de-DE", ~L"de-CH", ~L"deu"]

iex> filter([~L"de-DE", ~L"de-CH"], ~L"de-DE")
[~L"de-DE"]

Lists all known ISO639-3 languages to Locales, ordered alphabetically by their language code

iex> ~L"deu" in iso6393_languages()
true

iex> ~L"eng" in iso6393_languages()
true

Translates a Locale.t().

Examples

iex> label(~L"de-DE")
"German (Germany)"

iex> label(~L"zh-CN")
"Chinese (China)"

iex> label(~L"deu")
"German"

iex> label(~L"zh")
"Chinese"

iex> label(~L"zh-HANS")
"Chinese (Simplified)"

iex> label(~L"zh-HANT")
"Chinese (Traditional)"

iex> label(~L"yue-Hant-HK")
"Yue Chinese (Traditional - Hong Kong)"

iex> label(~L"en")
"English"

iex> label(~L"und")
"Undetermined"

Parses a locale into a struct.

Examples

iex> parse!("de-DE")
~L"de-DE"

iex> parse!("en-gb")
~L"en-GB"

iex> parse!("deu")
~L"deu"

iex> parse!("ger")
~L"ger"

iex> parse!("yue-Hant-HK")
~L"yue-Hant-HK"

Converts any tag to ISO639-3.

Examples

iex> to_iso6393(~L"de-DE")
"deu"

iex> to_iso6393(~L"ger")
"deu"

iex> to_iso6393(~L"de")
"deu"

iex> to_iso6393(~L"en")
"eng"

Attempts to create an RFC3066 compliant language description. If the code is expressed in iso6393 form, it probably creates an invalid tag.

Examples

iex> to_rfc3066(~L"de-DE")
"de-DE"

iex> to_rfc3066(~L"de")
"de"

iex> to_rfc3066(~L"yue-Hant-HK")
"yue-Hant-HK"