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langinfo.3c
langinfo(5) langinfo(5)
NAME
langinfo - language information constants
SYNOPSIS
#include <langinfo.h>
DESCRIPTION
This header file contains the constants used to identify items of
langinfo data (see nl_langinfo(3C)). The mode of items is given in
<nl_types.h>. The following constants are defined (CATEGORY indicates
in which setlocale(3C) category each item is defined):
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Constant Category Description _ D_T_FMT LC_TIME T{ String for
formatting the %c (date and time) directive of date(1), getdate(3C),
and strftime(3C). T}
D_FMT LC_TIME T{ String for formatting the %x (date) directive
of date(1), getdate(3C), and strftime(3C). T}
T_FMT LC_TIME T{ String for formatting the %X (time) directive
of date(1), getdate(3C), and strftime(3C). T}
DAY_1 LC_TIME T{ Name of the first day of the week (``Sunday''
in English). T} : : : DAY_7 LC_TIME T{ Name of the
seventh day of the week. T}
ABDAY_1 LC_TIME T{ Abbreviated name of the first day of the week
(``Sun'' in English). T}
ABDAY_7 LC_TIME T{ Abbreviated name of the seventh day of the
week. T}
MON_1 LC_TIME T{ Name of the first month in the Gregorian year.
T} : : : MON_12 LC_TIME T{ Name of the twelfth month.
T}
ABMON_1 LC_TIME T{ Abbreviated name of the first month. T}
: : : ABMON_12 LC_TIME T{ Abbreviated name of the twelfth
month. T}
RADIXCHAR LC_NUMERIC T{ Radix character (``decimal point'' in
English). The string returned is the same as the decimal_point
element in the structure returned by localeconv(3C). T}
THOUSEP LC_NUMERIC T{ Separator for thousands. The string
returned is the same as the thousands_sep element in the structure
returned by localeconv(3C). T}
YESEXPR LC_MESSAGES T{ Affirmative response for expression. T}
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NOEXPR LC_MESSAGES T{ Negative response for expression. T}
YESSTR LC_MESSAGES T{ Affirmative response for yes/no questions.
(Obsolete: use YESEXPR) T}
NOSTR LC_MESSAGES T{ Negative response for yes/no questions.
(Obsolete: use NOEXPR) T}
CRNCYSTR LC_MONETARY T{ Symbol for currency preceded by ``-'' if
it precedes the number, ``+'' if it follows the number, and ``.'' if
it replaces the radix. For example, ``-DM'' would be used for German
(DM1234,56), ``+ Kr'' for Danish (1234,56 Kr), and ``.$'' for
Portuguese (1234$56). See localeconv(3C) for alternative currency
formatting information. T}
BYTES_CHAR LC_CTYPE T{ Maximum number of bytes per character for
the character set used for the specified language. For example, ``1''
for English and most European languages, and ``2'' for Japanese and
several other Asian languages. This constant is an HP proprietary
item and may not be portable to other platforms. T}
DIRECTION LC_ALL T{ Value to indicate text direction. Values
currently defined include ``null'', ``0'' and ``1''. Values of
``null'' or ``0'' indicate that characters are arranged from left-to-
right within a line and lines are arranged from top-to-bottom. A
value of ``1'' indicates that characters are arranged from right-to-
left within a line and lines are arranged from top-to-bottom. This
constant is an HP proprietary item and may not be portable to other
platforms. T}
ALT_DIGIT LC_NUMERIC T{ A string of the characters that are mapped
into the ASCII equivalent string ``0123456789b+-.,eE'' (where b is a
blank). This is also the reverse mapping for output. It is not
assumed that the character code values of digits are contiguous or
that they are one byte values. A null value for the string indicates
that the language has no alternative digits. This constant is an HP
proprietary item and may not be portable to other platforms. T}
ALT_PUNCT LC_CTYPE T{ A string of the characters that are mapped into
the ASCII equivalent string ``b!"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_`{|}~''
(where b is a blank) in American usage. This is also the reverse
mapping for output. It is not assumed that the character code values
of punctuation characters are contiguous or that they are one byte
values. If any punctuation characters do not have equivalent
alternatives, ASCII codes are used in the alternative punctuation
string. A null value for the string indicates that the language has
no alternative punctuation characters. This constant is an HP
proprietary item and may not be portable to other platforms. T}
AM_STR LC_TIME T{ Ante meridiem string used with 12-hour time
formats ("AM" in English) T}
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PM_STR LC_TIME T{ Post meridiem string used with 12-hour time
formats ("PM" in English) T}
YEAR_UNIT LC_TIME T{ Symbol for year. This is usually required to
specify date for Asian languages. T}
MON_UNIT LC_TIME T{ Symbol for month. T}
DAY_UNIT LC_TIME T{ Symbol for day. T}
HOUR_UNIT LC_TIME T{ Symbol for hour. This is usually required to
specify time for Asian languages. T}
MIN_UNIT LC_TIME T{ Symbol for minute. T}
SEC_UNIT LC_TIME T{ Symbol for second. T}
ERA_D_FMT LC_TIME T{ Default string for formatting the %E
(Emperor/Era name and year) directive of date(1) and strftime(3C) if
an individual era format is not specified for an era (see
localedef(1M)). T}
T_FMT_AMPM LC_TIME T{ Time representation in the 12-hour clock
format with AM_STR and PM_STR. T}
WARNINGS
It is recommended to use strftime() to access date and time
information defined in category (see strftime(3C)), LC_TIME and
localeconv(3C) to access information corresponding to RADIXCHAR,
THOUSEP, and CRNCYSTR (see localeconv(3C)).
AUTHOR
langinfo was developed by HP.
SEE ALSO
date(1), getdate(3C), langinfo(3C), localeconv(3C), nl_langinfo(3C),
setlocale(3C), strftime(3C), hpnls(5), lang(5).
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