# Autho: Patrick Palczewski <psykiatris@gmail.com>
"""
The code below is the workaround to display all months in a unicode calendar. The java.utilCalendar method getDisplayNames() works for standard ASCII, but fails for unicode strings. 
"""

from java.util import GregorianCalendar

#Init variables
gc = GregorianCalendar()
locale = []
sublocale = []
months = []
curmonth = gc.get(2)  # Save to reset calendar when done

#Get the available locales from your sysstem.
locale.extend(gc.getAvailableLocales())
# Uncomment the next line if you want to see how many locales are  #installed on your system
# print len(locale)

#Build a list of the language(s) you want
for x in range(len(locale)):
	t = str(locale[x])	#must convert to str to search
	if t.endswith('VN'):	# Country
		sublocale.append(locale[x])
		

# Now start building the lsublocale list with the months and print
# Manually iterate the list
i = iter(sublocale) 
if sublocale == []:
	print 'Locale not found'
	exit
else:
	for x in i:
			
		loc = x
		print '\t',x, ':'
		months = []
		for y in range(12):
			# start setting month variable
			gc.set(2,y)	#Set month
			months.append(gc.getDisplayName(2,2,loc))
		# Now print the months
		j = iter(months)
		for z in j:
			print z
				
# Reset month
gc.set(2, curmonth)