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Leopard Reference Library: Internationalization
Internationalization is the process of readying software to handle different text systems and locale-specific features. Localization is the process of translating an application's text elements, and adjusting the user interface, for a specific language or region. Core Foundation provides programming interfaces to manage locales, dates, and measurement systems in a consistent manner. It also provides utilities to manage and present Unicode strings. Together these help developers internationalize and localize software.
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CFDateFormatter Reference (HTML) (PDF)
Describes a date and time formatter.
 Reference 2007-05-23
CFLocale Reference (HTML) (PDF)
Describes a representation of a locale.
 Reference 2007-05-23
CFMutableString Reference (HTML) (PDF)
Describes a mutable character string.
 Reference 2008-10-15
CFNumberFormatter Reference (HTML) (PDF)
Describes a number formatter.
 Reference 2007-05-23
CFString Reference (HTML) (PDF)
Describes an immutable character string.
 Reference 2008-10-15
CFStringTokenizer Reference (HTML) (PDF)
Describes an opaque type for breaking a string into tokens.
 Reference 2009-01-06
Dates and Times Programming Guide for Core Foundation (HTML) (PDF)
Explains how to manage Core Foundation dates and times.
 Guides 2005-08-11
Internationalization Programming Topics (HTML) (PDF)
Explains how to support multiple languages in software.
 Guides 2009-01-06
Locales Programming Guide (HTML) (PDF)
Explains how to use locales to retrieve, interpret, and display localized information in Core Foundation.
 Guides 2008-10-15
MoreIsBetter (HTML) (DMG) (ZIP)
Library providing indispensable wrapers and workarounds for many areas of Mac OS programming.
 Sample Code 2003-10-27
Strings Programming Guide for Core Foundation (HTML) (PDF)
Explains how to create, manipulate, and search strings in Core Foundation, and how strings interact with encodings and character sets.
 Guides 2008-03-11