It is invalid to switch traditional languages

[CorkiiOS]

• (void)mapView:(MGLMapView *)mapView didFinishLoadingStyle:(MGLStyle *)style {
  [style localizeLabelsIntoLocale:nil];
  }

I find that other languages can be switched, so why can't traditional languages be switched.

[1ec5]

Hi @CorkiiOS, thanks for reporting this issue. A few questions to help us understand what you’re experiencing:

• What version of the map SDK are you using?
• What is the preferred language in Settings?
• What language is your application running in? (This may differ from the preferred language, based on the localizations your application provides.)
• What happens when you call -localizeLabelsIntoLocale: this way? Does your application crash, or do the labels remain in the wrong language?

Note that a locale of nil should cause the map’s labels to appear in the user’s preferred language in Settings. A locale of [NSLocale localeWithIdentifier:@"mul"] would cause each label to appear in the locally appropriate language (for example, French labels in France but German labels in Germany). Is this not what you’re seeing?

[CorkiiOS]

version 5.5.0
The preferred language is traditional Chinese
The application runtime language is traditional

My steps：
1.Switch to English
2.Switch to traditional Chinese
Then the map shows English

My code:
(void)mapView:(MGLMapView *)mapView didFinishLoadingStyle:(MGLStyle *)style {
[style localizeLabelsIntoLocale:nil];
}