C#中如何区分简体中文和繁体中文？
我的应用程序已被翻译成多种语言，包括法语、繁体中文和简体中文。现在，当应用程序首次启动时，我想根据用户区域设置自动选择正确的翻译。
对于法语，评估 InstalledUiCulture 的 TwoLettersIsoLanguageName 属性效果很好，但对于中文 ISO 代码还不够。我想过求助于 Name 属性，它将 zh-Hans 和 zh-Hant 分开，但这会破坏法语，因为它给出了fr-CA。
有没有一种简单的方法可以获取当前文化的两个字母语言代码（如果它不是中文），否则获取 zh-Hans/zh-Hant？
我正在寻找一个优雅的解决方案；我当然考虑过解析文化的 Name 属性并为中文制作一个特例，但这并不是很漂亮：/
简而言之，我想我正在寻找一种方法从当前区域性中检索“中性”区域性：从 fr-Fr 获取 fr，从 zh-TW 获取 zh-Hant，以及来自zh-CN 获取 zh-Hans。有想法吗？
谢谢！
My app has been translated to a number of languages, including French, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese. Now, when the app first launches, I'd like to automatically select the correct translation based on the user locale.
For French, evaluating the TwoLettersIsoLanguageName property of the InstalledUiCulture worked well, but for Chinese ISO codes are not sufficient. I thought of resorting to the Name property, which separates zh-Hans and zh-Hant, but that breaks French, since it gives fr-FR on certain systems, and fr-CA on others, for example.
Is there a simple way to get the current culture's two-letter language code if it's not chinese, and otherwise get zh-Hans/zh-Hant?
I'm searching for an elegant solution ; I've of course thought of parsing the culture's Name property and making a special case for chinese, but that's not really pretty :/
In short, I think I'm searching for a way to retrieve a "neutral" culture from the current culture: from fr-Fr get fr, from zh-TW get zh-Hant, and from zh-CN get zh-Hans. Ideas?
Thanks!
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似乎 Parent 属性 CultureInfo 类就是您要寻找的。
看来从一开始就支持了。
顺便提一句。如果需要翻译，您应该使用 CurrentUICulture而不是 CurrentCulture （后者用于格式化）或InstalledUiCulture，这是操作系统语言版本，不是必需的用户首选项。
It seems that Parent property of CultureInfo class is what you are looking for.
It seems it was supported from the very beginning.
BTW. In case of translations, you should use CurrentUICulture rather than CurrentCulture (the latter is meant for formatting) or InstalledUiCulture, which is Operating System language version and not necessary user preference.