Manual:$wgLang
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| Objeto global: $wgLang | |
|---|---|
| Idioma de usuario | |
| Clase: | Language |
| Ubicado en: | Language.php |
Detalles
The user language object is the language object selected in user preferences.
It is one of two global language objects, the other was $wgContLang (eliminado en 1.36).
Véase la página Manual:Idioma para más información.
$wgLang is initialized towards the end of setup; some hooks are called earlier than that and should avoid using it.
When in doubt use $wgUser->isSafeToLoad() to check.
Métodos usados a menudo
This is not an exhaustive list, view class above to see a complete listing.
$wgLang->commaList( $list )- delimit a list of strings according to the conventions of the user's language
$wgLang->getCode()- return the user's language code, for example "en"
Recommended alternative
It is best that new code avoids using global variables when alternatives exist. In the case of $wgLang, two alternatives exist and can be used:
- Use an instance of
Contextclass to get the language used in that context, e.g.$contextSource->getLanguage(). (see also: Manual:RequestContext.php#Accessors) - Use
MediaWikiServicesto get the content language statically, e.g.MediaWikiServices::getInstance()->getContentLanguage();. (To read more about MediaWikiServices, see Dependency Injection)