How to detect the current language on Windows (I need the Qt way)

[mrdebug]

According with this post,
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18594380/qlocale-detects-system-language-incorrectly-on-windows-with-language-pack-instal?utm_medium=organic&utm_source=google_rich_qa&utm_campaign=google_rich_qa
the line of code
QLocale::system().name()
returns the value pointed from the red arrow. I need to have back the value of the green arrow.
Which is the right Qt way?

[SGaist]

Hi,

Do you mean both the name and the country name ?

[mrdebug]

No, I need only the selected language.
For example I need "it" when italian language is selected, "en" when english language is selected.

[SGaist]

Then maybe, QLocale::uiLanguages is what you are looking for.

Or just check what a default constructed QLocale object returns.

[mrdebug]

Ok, I try

[mrdebug]

Sorry but I was wrong. The green arrow indicates the keyboard layout, not the current language. So
QLocale::system().name()
is right.

[SGaist]

So everything is working as expected ?

[mrdebug]

Yes it is

[SGaist]

Then please mark the thread as solved :)