语言区域.md

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Order: 7 Area: customization TOCTitle: Display Language PageTitle: Visual Studio Code Display Language (Locale) ContentId: 413A7FA3-94F8-4FCB-A4A3-F4C1E77EF716 DateApproved: 4/14/2016 MetaDescription: How to change the display language (locale) of Visual Studio Code.

Display Language

Visual Studio Code ships with 10 available display languages (locales): English (US), Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Spanish. Localized display text for all 10 languages is included in the main VS Code download and as such, doesn't require a secondary install.

By default, VS Code picks up the operating system's display language, falling back to English (US) if the locale is not supported.

Available Locales

Display Language	Locale
English (US)	en-US
Simplified Chinese	zh-CN
Traditional Chinese	zh-TW
French	fr
German	de
Italian	it
Japanese	ja
Korean	ko
Russian	ru
Spanish	es

Setting the Language

If you want to configure a specific language, you can either use the command line switch --locale to specify a locale when you launch a VS Code session or use the Configure Language command to persist the display language to use when VS Code is started.

code . --locale=fr

The Configure Language command (available in the Command Palette kb(workbench.action.showCommands)) creates a locale.json file in your user VS Code folder. Set the locale attribute to your preferred locale.

The example below sets VS Code to display Traditional Chinese zh-TW:

{
    // Defines VS Code's display language.
    "locale":"zh-TW"
}

Changing the locale value requires a restart of VS Code.