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# ->initialize()
 -  connects to the user.change_culture event
 # SKIP Locale class or English and French locales are not installed
# ->getCulture() ->setCulture()
 -  returns the current culture
 -  sets the current culture
# ->__()
 -  translates a string
 -  translates an object with 
 -  takes an array of arguments as its second argument
 -  takes a catalogue as its third argument
 -   translated as 
 -   translated as 
 -  number 1 translated as 
 -  translates a string
 -  adds a prefix and a suffix on untranslated strings if debug is on
 -  can change the default prefix and suffix dor untranslated strings
# ->getCountry()
 -  returns the name of a country for the current culture
 -  takes an optional culture as its second argument
# ->getNativeName()
 -  returns the name of a culture
# ->getTimestampForCulture()
 -  returns the timestamp for a data formatted in the current culture
 -  returns the timestamp for a data formatted in the current culture
 -  can take a culture as its second argument
 -  can take a culture as its second argument
 -  returns the day, month and year for a data formatted in the current culture
# ->getDateForCulture()
 -  returns the day, month and year for a data formatted in the current culture
 -  can take a culture as its second argument
 -  returns null in case of conversion problem
 -  returns null in case of conversion problem
 -  returns the day, month and year for a data formatted in culture with dots as separators
 -  returns null in case of conversion problem with dots as separators
# ->getTimeForCulture()
 -  returns the hour and minuter for a time formatted in the current culture
 -  can take a culture as its second argument
 -  returns null in case of conversion problem
 -  returns null in case of conversion problem
 -  returns the hour and minuter for a time formatted in culture with dots as separators
 -  returns null in case of conversion problem with dots as separators
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