MPE/iX Intrinsics Reference Manual (32650-90875)

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Command Definitions (MAIL-PUTJCW)
NLINFO
...SATURDAY"
8/CA Returns the YES/NO responses in a 12 byte array; the first 6 bytes contain
the (upshifted) YES response; the second 6 bytes contain the (upshifted) NO
response.
9/CA
Returns the symbols for decimal separator and thousands indicator in a 2 byte
array. The first byte contains the decimal separator, the second byte contains the
thousands indicator. The second byte can take a special value of 0. Do not take
this value literally as a thousands separator; it signifies the absence of a
thousands separator for the language chosen.
10/CA Returns the currency signs in a 6 byte array. The first byte represents the
short currency symbol (if any)used for business formats; the second byte is
a flag indicating whether the currency symbol precedes or succeeds the
number and whether the currency symbol is preceded or succeeded by
blanks. The last four bytes contain the full currency symbol. The layout of
the second byte is:
Bits 0:4 0 - Currency symbol has no blanks preceding or succeeding
it.
1 - Currency symbol has a blank preceding it.
2 - Currency symbol has a blank succeeding it.
3 - Currency symbol has blanks preceding and succeeding
it.
Bits 4:4 0 - Currency symbol precedes the number.
1 - Currency symbol succeeds the number.
2 - Currency symbol replaces the decimal separator.
11/U16A Returns the collating sequence table. A call to NLINFO
itemnum
=27
determines the length of this array based on the length of the table of the
native language specified.
12/CA Returns the character set attribute table in a 256-element (256-half word)
array. Each character contains the numeric identification of the character
type:
0 Numeric character
1 Alphabetic lowercase character
2 Alphabetic uppercase character
3 Undefined graphic character
4 Special character
5 Control code
13/CA Returns the ASCII-to-EBCDIC translation table in a 256 byte array.
14/CA Returns the EBCDIC-to-ASCII translation table in a 256 byte array.
15/CA Returns the upshift table in a 256 byte array.