locale - Description of geographical definition file

description

Region definition file containing localedef (1) all the information needed to order.

Definition file composed of a few bars, a section of a visible region described in detail.

grammar

Geographical definition file that contains the following keywords beginning of the file header:

<escape_char>: Thereafter with special character is explained in the rest of the file is the escape character, the default escape character is a backslash ( \\ ).
<comment_char>: Behind the character with the rest of the file to be interpreted as a special comment symbol, the Notes defaults to the number sign ( # ).

Geographical definitions divided into several sections, each of which corresponds to a geographical category, each part can copy the contents of other geographical areas, you can own re-define the scope of a new, if you want to copy a category other areas, then the only valid definition of keywords is copy , followed by the name you want to copy geographical areas.

LC_CTYPE

LC_CTYPE scope of the definition of the first column LC_CTYPE beginning of the string.

You can have the following keywords:

upper: Capital letter followed by a list of letters A to Z involves automatically be illustrated as cntrl, digit, punct, or space character is not allowed to include.
lower: . Follows a list of lowercase letters a to z comprises also allowed automatic following characters:. CNTRL, digit for, punct, or Space.
alpha: . Followed by a list of all the letters are described as upper or lower characters are automatically included, but still does not allow the following characters:. Cntrl, digit, punct, or space
digit: Followed by characters are divided into a number. Only numbers 0 to 9 and which are also included by default a.
space: Follow character spaces is defined as a. Those illustrated as upper, lower, alpha, digit, graph, or xdigit characters are not allowed while the character <space>, <form-feed >, <newline>, < carriage-return>, <tab> , and <vertical-tab> were included automatically.
cntrl: Followed by a list of control characters. Those are described as upper, lower, alpha, digit, punct, graph, print or xdigit characters are not allowed include.
point: Followed by a list of punctuation not allowed include those that are described as upper, lower, alpha, digit, cntrl, xdigit or <space> character.
graph: Followed by a list of printable characters, but not including spaces <Space> . Is illustrated as upper, lower, alpha, digit, xdigit or punct characters automatically includes, but is illustrated as cntrl character is not allowed to include.
print: Followed by a list of printable characters, including the space character <space> . It is defined as the upper, lower, alpha, digit, xdigit, punct or <space> character involves automatically be illustrated as cntrl character is not allowed.
xdigit: . Follow list is classified as a hexadecimal character decimal number it must be included, and a subsequent ascending order of six or more character sets, including the following default character: 0 to . 9, A to F, A to F.
blank: Is classified as follows a blank list of characters. The characters have automatically includes <space> and <tab>.
toupper: . Follows a small letters to capital letters of each mapping is a mapping list lowercase - uppercase letter pair, to intermediate , separated and enclosed in parentheses are each separated by a semicolon mapping.
tolower: Followed by a list of mappings from uppercase letters to lowercase letters. If the keyword tolower does not appear, on the use of its inverse toupper.

LC_CTYPE defined string END LC_CYTPE end.

LC_COLLATE

LC_COLLATE category defines the rules proofreading characters. Due to limitations of libc, and did not realize all the POSIX options.

The first column defines the string LC_COLLATE marked Start.

Allow the following keywords:

collating-element
collating-symbol

order-definition starts with the following lines:

order_start

Followed by a list of keywords as follows: Forward, Backward , or position. Order is defined by a row number order described composition, and terminates the following keywords,

order_end.

For more details please refer to the / usr / lib / nls / src source code, please note a few examples:. The POSIX, Example and Example2.

LC_COLLATE definition string the END LC_COLLATE end.

LC_MONETARY

The first column defines the string LC_MONETARY start.

You can have the following keywords:

int_curr_symbol

Followed by international currency symbol must be a four character string that contains international currency symbol (three characters) ISO 4217 standards and defined by a delimiter.

currency_symbol

Followed by the local currency symbol.

mon_decimal_point

Followed by a string when the amount of money used in decimal format delimiter.

mon_thousands_sep

Followed by a string format when the amount of money used to group delimiter.

mon_grouping

Followed by a string that describes the format currency amount.

positive_sign

Followed by a string that is used for a positive number indicating the amount of money.

negative_sign

Followed by a string that is used for the negative numbers indicating amounts of money.

int_frac_digits

Digits followed by the decimal part of the amount of money, with the number int_curr_symbol when formatting amounts of money to use.

frac_digits

Digits followed by the decimal part of the amount of money, with the number currency_symbol when formatting the amount of money to use.

p_cs_precedes

Followed by an integer, if currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol to be placed in front of the currency amount formatted, it is the integer 1 , otherwise 0 .

p_sep_by_space

Followed by an integer,

0: That it will not print space between the currency symbol and the amount,
1: Show print a space between the currency symbol and the amount,
2: Means that if a positive sign currency symbol and the amount of adjacent words, during a print space,

n_cs_precedes

0: - minus sign followed in the amount,
1: - a negative sign ahead of the amount,

n_sep_by_space

An integer to 0 requires currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol no spaces between the set and a negative amount of money . 1 requires a separation between the two spaces, and is set to 2 requires currency symbol and negative there is a space between the separated if the two adjacent words,

p_sign_posn

0: Meant to use parentheses currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol. And the amount of money,
1: Positive sign ahead of the money to the amount and currency symbol currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol.
2: With a positive sign in the amount of currency and the currency symbol currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol behind.
3: Positive sign ahead of the currency symbol currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol.
4: In a positive sign with the currency symbol currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol behind.

n_sign_posn

0: Meant to use parentheses currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol. And the amount of money,
1: Minus sign ahead of the monetary amount and currency symbol currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol.
2: With negative sign in the quantity of money and the currency symbol currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol behind.
3: Minus sign ahead of the currency symbol currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol.
4: With currency symbol minus currency_symbol or int_curr_symbol behind.

LC_MONETARY defined string END LC_MONETARY. Ended,

LC_NUMERIC

The first column is defined as a string LC_NUMERIC start.

You may have the following keywords:

decimal_point: Followed by a string, the string is formatted as a decimal number value when the delimiter,
thousands_sep: Followed by a string, the string is formatted as a group when the number of Separator,
grouping: Followed by a string, the string format described number of values,

LC_NUMERIC defined string END LC_NUMERIC. Ended,

LC_TIME

The first column is defined as a string LC_TIME start,

You can have the following keywords:

abday: Followed by a list of names abbreviated week, the list beginning with Sunday or its translation,
day: Followed by a list of weekday name, the list beginning with Sunday,
abmon: Followed by a list of abbreviated month name,
mon: Followed by a list of names a month,
am_pm: For am and pm properly represented,
d_t_fmt: The appropriate day and time format,
d_fmt: The appropriate date format,
t_fmt: Appropriate time format,
t_fmt_ampm: Appropriate time format (12 hour format),

LC_TIME defined string END LC_TIME. Ended,

LC_MESSAGES

The first column is defined as a string LC_MESSAGES start,

You can have the following keywords:

yesexpr: Followed by a regular expression that describes possible yes-responses.
noexpr: Followed by a regular expression that describes possible no-responses.

LC_MESSAGES defined string the END LC_MESSAGES end.

For more details, please refer to the POSIX.2 standard.

file

/ usr / lib / locale / - geographical scope of the current settings database
/ usr / lib / NLS / charmap / * - character mapping file