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stri_locale_set changes default locale for all functions
in the stringi package,
i.e. establishes the meaning of the ``NULL locale'' argument
of locale-sensitive functions. On the other hand, stri_locale_get
gets current default locale.
stri_locale_set(locale)stri_locale_get()
single string of the form Language,
Language_Country, or Language_Country_Variant, e.g. "en_US",
see stri_locale_list
stri_locale_set returns a string with
previously used locale, invisibly.
stri_locale_get returns a string of the form Language,
Language_Country, or Language_Country_Variant, e.g. "en_US".
See stringi-locale for more information on the effect of changing default locale.
stri_locale_get is the same as stri_locale_info(NULL)$Name.
Other locale_management: stri_locale_info,
stri_locale_list,
stringi-locale
# NOT RUN {
oldloc <- stri_locale_set("pt_BR")
# ... some locale-dependent operations
# ... note that you may always modify a locale per-call
# ... changing default locale is convinient if you perform
# ... many operations
stri_locale_set(oldloc) # restore previous default locale
# }
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