use Win32::TieRegistry ( TiedHash => '%reg', Delimiter => '/' );
my $int = $reg{ 'Users/.Default/Control Panel/International' };
printf  "%20s : %s\n", $_, $int->{ $_ } for keys %{ $int };
                Geo/ : Win32::TieRegistry=HASH(0x1a29d38)
           /iCountry : 44
        /iCurrDigits : 2
          /iCurrency : 0
              /iDate : 1
            /iDigits : 2
             /iLZero : 1
           /iMeasure : 0
           /iNegCurr : 1
              /iTime : 1
            /iTLZero : 1
             /Locale : 00000809
              /s1159 : AM
              /s2359 : PM
           /sCountry : United Kingdom
          /sCurrency : ú
              /sDate : /
           /sDecimal : .
          /sLanguage : ENG
              /sList : ,
          /sLongDate : dd MMMM yyyy
         /sShortDate : dd/MM/yyyy
          /sThousand : ,
              /sTime : :
        /sTimeFormat : HH:mm:ss
        /iTimePrefix : 0
     /sMonDecimalSep : .
    /sMonThousandSep : ,
         /iNegNumber : 1
      /sNativeDigits : 0123456789
           /NumShape : 1
      /iCalendarType : 1
    /iFirstDayOfWeek : 0
   /iFirstWeekOfYear : 0
          /sGrouping : 3;0
       /sMonGrouping : 3;0
      /sPositiveSign :
      /sNegativeSign : -

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In reply to Re: help needed in Internationalisation in perl by BrowserUk
in thread help needed in Internationalisation in perl by uva

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