extractLocalized method
Extracts a localized name from a multilingual string based on the preferredLanguage.
The multilingual string format consists of language-name pairs delimited by
\r, with the language and name separated by \b.
Example: "Base\ren\bEnglish\rjp\bJapan\rzh_py\bPin-yin"
If a perfect match for preferredLanguage is found, it is returned.
Otherwise, it attempts to find a fallback for a base language (e.g., 'zh' for 'zh-cn').
If no match is found, the default name (the first in the string) is returned.
Implementation
String? extractLocalized(String s) {
if (s.trim().isEmpty) {
return null;
}
List<String> langNames = s.split("\r");
if (preferredLanguage == null) {
return langNames[0];
}
String lang = preferredLanguage!;
String? fallback;
for (int i = 1; i < langNames.length; i++) {
List<String> langName = langNames[i].split("\b");
if (langName.length != 2) {
continue;
}
// Perfect match
if (langName[0] == preferredLanguage) {
return langName[1];
}
// Fall back to base, e.g. zh-min-lan -> zh
if (fallback == null && !langName[0].contains("-") && (lang.contains("-") || lang.contains("_")) && lang.startsWith(langName[0])) {
fallback = langName[1];
}
}
return (fallback != null) ? fallback : langNames[0];
}