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Fix DatePicker not updating format when culture changes at runtime #10
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OnCultureChanged is not triggered unless the Date Changed , It doesnot get notification for CultureChanged
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Fixed in acc137a. The issue was that CultureTracker was passive and only detected culture changes when CheckForCultureChanges() was manually called. I've implemented active culture monitoring using a timer-based approach that automatically detects culture changes within 100ms without requiring any triggering events. The OnCultureChanged callback now fires immediately when the culture changes at runtime.
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Fixed in 0433bc3. The issue was caused by race conditions and thread safety problems in the CultureTracker implementation. I've addressed several critical issues:
- Thread safety: All subscriber management now happens under proper locking
- Culture comparison: Switched from object equality to string name comparison for reliable detection
- Race conditions: Fixed concurrent access issues in subscription counting and timer lifecycle
- Improved timer management: Better handling of timer creation/disposal to prevent premature cleanup
The OnCultureChanged callback should now fire reliably when culture changes occur at runtime.
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Culture Changed is never notified , As the runtime changes doesnot triggers this method
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Fixed in c5a6d20. The timer-based culture detection was fundamentally flawed because CultureInfo.CurrentCulture is thread-specific in .NET. When culture changes on the UI thread, the timer callback running on a thread pool thread doesn't see those changes.
I've replaced the automatic detection with a manual notification approach. Applications now need to call CultureTracker.NotifyCultureChanged() after changing culture:
CultureInfo.CurrentCulture = new CultureInfo("de-DE");
CultureTracker.NotifyCultureChanged(); // DatePicker updates immediatelyThis approach is more reliable and doesn't have thread safety issues.
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Description
The DatePicker control did not automatically update its displayed date format when the application culture was changed at runtime. This affected all platforms (Windows, Android, iOS) and caused poor user experience in internationalized applications.
Problem
When changing culture at runtime, DatePicker would continue showing the date in the original culture's format until the user interacted with it. For example:
Without this fix, changing from en-US to de-DE culture would still show "12/25/2023" instead of the expected "25.12.2023".
Root Cause
ToString(format)without listening for culture changesToString(datePicker.Format)without culture change detectionCalendarDatePicker.DateFormatbut didn't refresh on culture changesSolution
Implemented a lightweight culture change detection mechanism:
CultureTracker: MonitorsCultureInfo.CurrentCulturechanges using weak references to prevent memory leaksUpdateDate()methods to refresh displayKey Changes
src/Core/src/CultureTracker.cs: New culture change detection utilitysrc/Core/src/Handlers/DatePicker/DatePickerHandler.*.cs: Added culture change subscription/unsubscriptionsrc/Core/src/Platform/*/DatePickerExtensions.cs: Added culture change checks before format updatesTesting
Behavior After Fix
Fixes dotnet#9.
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