Java example source code file (LocaleDataMetaInfo-XLocales.java.template)

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availablelocales, availablelocales_enlocales, calendardata, collationdata, collationdata_enlocales, currencynames_enlocales, formatdata_enlocales, formatdata_nonenlocales, hashmap, localenames, string, this, timezonenames, timezonenames_nonenlocales, util

The LocaleDataMetaInfo-XLocales.java.template Java example source code

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#warn This file is preprocessed before being compiled

/*
 * This class contains a map which records the locale list string for
 * each resource in sun.util.resources & sun.text.resources.
 * It is used to avoid loading non-existent localized resources so that
 * jar files won't be opened unnecessary to look up them.
 *
 * @since 1.6
 */
package sun.util.locale.provider;

import java.util.HashMap;


public class LocaleDataMetaInfo {

    private static final HashMap<String, String> resourceNameToLocales =
        new HashMap<String, String>(7);


    static {
        /* During JDK build time, #XXX_YYY# will be replaced by a string contain all the locales
           supported by the resource.

           Don't remove the space character between " and #. That is put there purposely so that
           look up locale string such as "en" could be based on if it contains " en ".
        */
        resourceNameToLocales.put("FormatData",
                                  " #FormatData_ENLocales# | #FormatData_NonENLocales# ");

        resourceNameToLocales.put("CollationData",
                                  " #CollationData_ENLocales# | #CollationData_NonENLocales# ");

        resourceNameToLocales.put("TimeZoneNames",
                                  " #TimeZoneNames_ENLocales# | #TimeZoneNames_NonENLocales# ");

        resourceNameToLocales.put("LocaleNames",
                                  " #LocaleNames_ENLocales# | #LocaleNames_NonENLocales# ");

        resourceNameToLocales.put("CurrencyNames",
                                  " #CurrencyNames_ENLocales# | #CurrencyNames_NonENLocales# ");

        resourceNameToLocales.put("CalendarData",
                                  " #CalendarData_ENLocales# | #CalendarData_NonENLocales# ");

        resourceNameToLocales.put("AvailableLocales",
                                  " #AvailableLocales_ENLocales# | #AvailableLocales_NonENLocales# ");
    }

    /*
     * @param resourceName the resource name
     * @return the supported locale string for the passed in resource.
     */
    public static String getSupportedLocaleString(String resourceName) {
        return resourceNameToLocales.get(resourceName);
    }
}