Improve macOS Locale Detection for Chinese Language Support #359
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Summary
This PR enhances the locale detection mechanism on macOS to properly support Chinese language when the application is launched from
Finder. The previous implementation relied on user preference files, which has been replaced with a more robust system-based
language detection approach.
Problem
On macOS, when launching the Qt application from Finder, environment variables (LANG, LC_ALL) are often not set, causing
QLocale::system()to default toen_USeven when the system language is set to Chinese. This resulted in the applicationdisplaying in English instead of the user's preferred Chinese language.
Solution
Replaced the preference file-based approach with direct system language detection using macOS-specific commands:
Key Changes
Testing
Files Modified
Technical Details
The implementation uses QProcess to execute macOS defaults commands and QRegularExpression to parse the output, converting formats
like "zh-Hans-CN" to Qt's "zh_CN" format.