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then use the grep command for something in foo. The grep command will
use Spanish rules on the German data in the file.
4.2.4 Setting Environment Variables for Message Catalogs and
Locales
To define the location of message catalogs, set the NLSPATH environment
variable. The default path is as follows:
NLSPATH=/usr/lib/nls/msg/%L/%N:
In this example, %L specifies the current locale name, and %N specifies the
value of name of the message catalog.
There is also a LOCPATH environment variable that defines the search
path for locales. The default path is as follows:
LOCPATH=/usr/lib/nls/loc:
4.3 Customizing Internationalization Features
Tru64 UNIX is an internationalized operating system. Your site’s planners
determine which elements of the operating system’s internationalization
features, commonly called worldwide support features, are required. The
worldwide support features are optional subsets that you can select during
installation. Your job as an administrator is to set up and maintain these
features for:
• Software developers who produce internationalized applications
• Users who run internationalized applications on your system
The Tru64 UNIX product provides three sources of information about
worldwide support:
• For a list of optional software subsets that support internationalization,
see the Tru64 UNIX
Installation Guide.
• For information about setting up and maintaining an operating system
environment for programmers who write internationalized software, see
the Tru64 UNIX manual Writing Software for the International Market.
• To set up and maintain your system for users of internationalized
applications, see the SysMan graphical interface and click on the
Configuration icon and then the internationalization icon. From the
internationalization window, you can select tasks to configure or modify
several of the worldwide support capabilities on your system.
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