Get information about regional settings e.g. current language and keyboard layout.
Syntax
Get-Culture [CommonParameters]
This demonstrates drilling down and displaying the properties and sub-properties of the object.
PS C:\> $c = get-culture
PS C:\> $c | format-list -property *
PS C:\> $c.calendar
PS C:\> $c.datetimeformat
PS C:\> $c.datetimeformat.firstdayofweek
Properties available:
Parent LCID KeyboardLayoutId Name IetfLanguageTag DisplayName NativeName EnglishName TwoLetterISOLanguageName ThreeLetterISOLanguageName ThreeLetterWindowsLanguageName CompareInfo TextInfo IsNeutralCulture CultureTypes NumberFormat DateTimeFormat Calendar OptionalCalendars UseUserOverride IsReadOnly MinSupportedDateTime MaxSupportedDateTime AlgorithmType CalendarType Eras TwoDigitYearMax IsReadOnly AMDesignator Calendar DateSeparator FirstDayOfWeek CalendarWeekRule FullDateTimePattern LongDatePattern LongTimePattern MonthDayPattern PMDesignator RFC1123Pattern ShortDatePattern ShortTimePattern SortableDateTimePattern TimeSeparator UniversalSortableDateTimePattern YearMonthPattern AbbreviatedDayNames ShortestDayNames DayNames AbbreviatedMonthNames MonthNames IsReadOnly NativeCalendarName AbbreviatedMonthGenitiveNames MonthGenitiveNames
Return type:
System.Globalization.CultureInfo object
Title-case a string so that each word starts with an uppercase letter:
PS C:\> $string = "this is a word or sentence"
PS C:\> $textInfo = (Get-Culture).TextInfo
PS C:\> $textInfo.ToTitleCase($string)
This Is A Word Or Sentence
“The eternally incomprehensible thing about the world is that it is comprehensible” ~ Albert Einstein
Get-UICulture - Get ui culture information.
ToLower() and ToUpper() methods.