Traditional Chinese doesn't fallback as expected
3 years 1 month ago - 3 years 1 month ago #4225
by SweatyChair
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I have set up two Chinese languages as:
When an Android phone is set to Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong), opening the app first time it fallbacks to Simplified Chinese incorrectly.
Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) is working as expected though.
I2 Localization.2.8.13f1
Unity 2019.4.20f1
When an Android phone is set to Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong), opening the app first time it fallbacks to Simplified Chinese incorrectly.
Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) is working as expected though.
I2 Localization.2.8.13f1
Unity 2019.4.20f1
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3 years 1 month ago - 3 years 1 month ago #4242
by SweatyChair
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Replied by SweatyChair on topic Traditional Chinese doesn't fallback as expected
Finally, I found the issue, when "zh-HK" couldn't be found, it simply falls back to the FIRST Chinese, in my case is "zh-CN": LanguageSourceData_Languages (line 55):
GetLanguageIndexFromCode ( "zh-HK", false, true ) returns "zh-CN"
A workaround (may not cover all the cases) is always put Chinese (Tranditional) before Chinese (Simplfied):
A code fix should be, put cases that return the correct fallback, e.g. zh-HK, zh-MO to zh-TW; zh-SG to zh-CN as described here .
public int GetLanguageIndexFromCode( string Code, bool exactMatch=true, bool ignoreDisabled = false)
{
for (int i = 0, imax = mLanguages.Count; i < imax; ++i)
{
if (ignoreDisabled && !mLanguages[i].IsEnabled())
continue;
if (string.Compare(mLanguages[i].Code, Code, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) == 0)
return i;
}
if (!exactMatch)
{
// Find any match without using the Regions
for (int i = 0, imax = mLanguages.Count; i < imax; ++i)
{
if (ignoreDisabled && !mLanguages[i].IsEnabled())
continue;
if (string.Compare(mLanguages[i].Code, 0, Code, 0, 2, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase) == 0)
return i;
}
}
return -1;
}GetLanguageIndexFromCode ( "zh-HK", false, true ) returns "zh-CN"
A workaround (may not cover all the cases) is always put Chinese (Tranditional) before Chinese (Simplfied):
A code fix should be, put cases that return the correct fallback, e.g. zh-HK, zh-MO to zh-TW; zh-SG to zh-CN as described here .
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