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. The mode of items is given in nl_types.
DAY_1 Locale’s equivalent of ’sunday’
DAY_2 Locale’s equivalent of ’monday’
DAY_3 Locale’s equivalent of ’tuesday’
DAY_4 Locale’s equivalent of ’wednesday’
DAY_5 Locale’s equivalent of ’thursday’
DAY_6 Locale’s equivalent of ’friday’
DAY_7 Locale’s equivalent of ’saturday’
ABDAY_1 Locale’s equivalent of ’sun’
ABDAY_2 Locale’s equivalent of ’mon’
ABDAY_3 Locale’s equivalent of ’tue’
ABDAY_4 Locale’s equivalent of ’wed’
ABDAY_5 Locale’s equivalent of ’thur’
ABDAY_6 Locale’s equivalent of ’fri’
ABDAY_7 Locale’s equivalent of ’sat’
MON_1 Locale’s equivalent of ’january’
MON_2 Locale’s equivalent of ’febuary’
MON_3 Locale’s equivalent of ’march’
MON_4 Locale’s equivalent of ’april’
MON_5 Locale’s equivalent of ’may’
MON_6 Locale’s equivalent of ’june’
MON_7 Locale’s equivalent of ’july’
MON_8 Locale’s equivalent of ’august’
MON_9 Locale’s equivalent of ’september’
MON_10 Locale’s equivalent of ’october’
MON_11 Locale’s equivalent of ’november’
MON_12 Locale’s equivalent of ’december’
ABMON_1 Locale’s equivalent of ’jan’
ABMON_2 Locale’s equivalent of ’feb’
ABMON_3 Locale’s equivalent of ’mar’
ABMON_4 Locale’s equivalent of ’apr’
ABMON_5 Locale’s equivalent of ’may’
ABMON_6 Locale’s equivalent of ’jun’
ABMON_7 Locale’s equivalent of ’jul’
ABMON_8 Locale’s equivalent of ’aug’
ABMON_9 Locale’s equivalent of ’sep’
ABMON_10 Locale’s equivalent of ’oct’
ABMON_11 Locale’s equivalent of ’nov’
ABMON_12 Locale’s equivalent of ’dec’
RADIXCHAR
Locale’s equivalent of ’.’
THOUSEP Locale’s equivalent of ’,’
YESSTR Locale’s equivalent of ’yes’
NOSTR Locale’s equivalent of ’no’
CRNCYSTR Locale’s currency symbol
D_T_FMT Locale’s default format for date and time
D_FMT Locale’s default format for the date
T_FMT Locale’s default format for the time
AM_STR Locale’s equivalent of ’AM’
PM_STR Locale’s equivalent of ’PM’
This information is retrieved by nl_langinfo(3C).
The items CRNCYSTR, RADIXCHAR and THOUSEP are extracted from the fields currency_symbol, decimal_point and thousands_sep in the structure returned by localeconv.
The items YESSTR and NOSTR are retrieved from a special message catalog named langinfo which should be generated for each locale supported and installed in the appropriate directory [see catopen(3C) and gencat(1M)]. Message 1 in set 1 should be YESSTR, and message 2 in set 1 should be NOSTR.
All other items are as returned by strftime.
SEE ALSO
catgets(3C), catopen(3C), localeconv(3C), nl_langinfo(3C), strftime(3C), strftime(4), nl_types(5).
chrtbl(1M), gencat(1M), montbl(1M) in the CX/UX Administrator’s Reference Manual.
CX/UX Programmer’s Reference Manual