Generally, the need to switch the system language in your own APP is relatively rare. After all, it is in the system settings, but if you encounter such a requirement in the project, you can switch according to the following code.
public void setLan(Locale locale) { // Class amnClass = null; try { amnClass = Class.forName("android.app.ActivityManagerNative"); } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace (); } Object amn = null; Configuration config = null; // amn = ActivityManagerNative.getDefault(); Method methodGetDefault = null; try { methodGetDefault = amnClass.getMethod("getDefault"); methodGetDefault.setAccessible(true); amn = methodGetDefault.invoke(amnClass); Method methodGetConfiguration = null; methodGetConfiguration = amnClass.getMethod("getConfiguration"); methodGetConfiguration.setAccessible(true); config = (Configuration) methodGetConfiguration.invoke(amn); }catch (Exception e1) { e1.printStackTrace(); } // config.userSetLocale = true; Class configClass = config.getClass(); Field f = null; try { f = configClass.getField("userSetLocale"); f.setBoolean(config, true); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace (); } Log.d("wzh", "mCurrentLanguage" + mCurrentLanguage); // set the locale to the new value config.locale = locale; // amn.updateConfiguration(config); Method methodUpdateConfiguration = null; try { methodUpdateConfiguration = amnClass.getMethod( "updateConfiguration", Configuration.class); methodUpdateConfiguration.setAccessible(true); methodUpdateConfiguration.invoke(amn, config); }catch (Exception e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace (); } }
The above code is just a method, you need to switch to whatever language you need to pass any parameters, for example: to switch to Chinese, call setLan(Locale.SIMPLIFIED_CHINESE), and to switch to English, call setLan(Locale.ENGLISH)