Examples of org.opengis.util.GenericName.toInternationalString()

org.opengis.util.GenericName.toInternationalString()

Returns a local-dependent string representation of this generic name. This string is similar to the one returned by {@link #toString} except that each element hasbeen localized in the {@linkplain InternationalString#toString(java.util.Locale) specified locale}. If no international string is available, then this method shall returns an implementation mapping to {@link #toString} for all locales.

Example: An implementation may want to localize the {@code "My Documents"} directory nameinto {@code "Mes Documents"} on French installation of Windows operating system. @return A localizable string representation of this name.

                    final int index = position.intValue();
                    if (index >= elementNames.length) {
                        elementNames = XArray.resize(elementNames, index+1);
                    }
                    final String oldName = elementNames[index];
                    final String newName = name.toInternationalString().toString(locale);
                    if (oldName==null || oldName.length()>newName.length()) {
                        /*
                         * Keep the shortest string, since it is often a code used
                         * for identification (e.g. EPSG code). It also help to fit
                         * the table in the window's width.

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