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Jeff,

I am not sure where in the documentation you see the locale being specified to return in the format "en_US" (Can you give an example?). If you did find it somewhere that I haven't seen, the documentation should probably be changed since the format of the HTTP Accept-Language (Per RFC-2616) header field is of the form "en-US".

The only references to this that I find in the documentation are as follows:
http://www.webtoolkit.eu/wt/doc/reference/html/classWt_1_1WEnvironment.html#a4cef23ba35922901071ad036df1da434
http://www.webtoolkit.eu/wt/doc/reference/html/classWt_1_1WLocale.html#a5871abbfbe5c67c4c7280683eecd4f7b

The Documentation I refer to is the header for WLocale, the constructor Documents for 3.3.3 state:

/* \brief Creates a locale by name.

• The locale name is a string such as "en" (for English) or "en_UK"
• (for UK English).
  */

I do agree that a - (dash) is correct, and it is what is being returned, so maybe change this to read en-GB (UK to GB should already be updated by Wim Dumon via mail list).
At the time I wrote this, I found conflicting information, due to the use of underscore vs dash, but my point is the documentation should match the value returned.

Agreed. This should at least be a change to the documentation.

This copy constructor doesn't seem to make it in the doxygen docs but I see what you mean now.