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localedef(4) localedef(4)
LC_NUMERIC and END LC_NUMERIC :
decimal_point
The operand is a string containing the symbol used as the decimal delimiter
(radix character) in numeric, non-monetary formatted quantities. This keyword
cannot be omitted and cannot be set to the empty string.
thousands_sep
The operand is a string containing the symbol used as a separator for groups of
digits to the left of the decimal delimiter.
grouping The operand is a semicolon-separated list of integers. The initial integer defines
the size of the group immediately preceding the decimal delimiter, and the fol-
lowing integers define the preceding groups. If the last integer is not -1, then
the size of the previous group (if any) will be repeatedly used for the remainder
of the digits. If the last integer is -1, then no further grouping will be performed.
alt_digit String mapped into the ASCII equivalent string "
0123456789 b+-.,eE",
where b is a blank (a langinfo(5) item). The
alt_digit keyword is an HP
extension to the
localedef POSIX standards and it has a different meaning
than the alt_digits defined in POSIX standards.
LC_TIME:
The LC_TIME category defines the rules for generating locale-specific formatted date strings. The
following mandatory keywords belong to this category and should come between the category tag
LC_TIME and END LC_TIME:
abday Seven semicolon-separated strings giving abbreviated names for the days of the
week beginning with Sunday.
day Seven semicolon-separated strings giving full names for the days of the week
beginning with Sunday.
abmon Twelve semicolon-separated strings giving abbreviated names for the months,
beginning with January.
mon Twelve semicolon-separated strings giving full names for the months, beginning
with January.
d_t_fmt The operand is a string defining the appropriate date and time representation.
d_fmt The operand is a string defining the appropriate date representation.
t_fmt The operand is a string defining the appropriate time representation.
am_pm The operand is two semicolon-separated strings giving the representations for
AM and PM.
t_fmt_ampm The operand is a string defining the appropriate time representation in the 12-
hour clock format with am_pm.
era The operand is a semi-colon-separated list of strings. Each string defines the
name and date of an era or emperor for a locale. Each string should conform to
the following format:
direction : offset : start_date : end_date: name : format
where:
direction Either a + or - character. The + character indicates the
time axis should be such that the years count in the positive
direction when moving from the starting date towards the end-
ing date. The - character indicates the time axis should be
such that the years count in the negative direction when mov-
ing from the starting date towards the ending date.
offset A number in the range [SHRT_MIN,SHRT_MAX] indicating
the number of the first year of the era.
start_date A date in the form yyyy/mm/dd where yyyy, mm, and dd are
the year, month and day numbers, respectively, of the start of
the era. Years prior to the year 0 A.D. are represented as
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