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.  The mode of items is given in nltypes.

         DAY1          Locale's equivalent of 'sunday'

         DAY2          Locale's equivalent of 'monday'

         DAY3          Locale's equivalent of 'tuesday'

         DAY4          Locale's equivalent of 'wednesday'

         DAY5          Locale's equivalent of 'thursday'

         DAY6          Locale's equivalent of 'friday'

         DAY7          Locale's equivalent of 'saturday'

         ABDAY1        Locale's equivalent of 'sun'

         ABDAY2        Locale's equivalent of 'mon'

         ABDAY3        Locale's equivalent of 'tue'

         ABDAY4        Locale's equivalent of 'wed'

         ABDAY5        Locale's equivalent of 'thur'

         ABDAY6        Locale's equivalent of 'fri'

         ABDAY7        Locale's equivalent of 'sat'

         MON1          Locale's equivalent of 'january'

         MON2          Locale's equivalent of 'febuary'

         MON3          Locale's equivalent of 'march'

         MON4          Locale's equivalent of 'april'

         MON5          Locale's equivalent of 'may'

         MON6          Locale's equivalent of 'june'




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         MON7          Locale's equivalent of 'july'

         MON8          Locale's equivalent of 'august'

         MON9          Locale's equivalent of 'september'

         MON10         Locale's equivalent of 'october'

         MON11         Locale's equivalent of 'november'

         MON12         Locale's equivalent of 'december'

         ABMON1        Locale's equivalent of 'jan'

         ABMON2        Locale's equivalent of 'feb'

         ABMON3        Locale's equivalent of 'mar'

         ABMON4        Locale's equivalent of 'apr'

         ABMON5        Locale's equivalent of 'may'

         ABMON6        Locale's equivalent of 'jun'

         ABMON7        Locale's equivalent of 'jul'

         ABMON8        Locale's equivalent of 'aug'

         ABMON9        Locale's equivalent of 'sep'

         ABMON10       Locale's equivalent of 'oct'

         ABMON11       Locale's equivalent of 'nov'

         ABMON12       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

         DTFMT        Locale's default format for date and time

         DFMT          Locale's default format for the date




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         TFMT          Locale's default format for the time

         AMSTR         Locale's equivalent of 'AM'

         PMSTR         Locale's equivalent of 'PM'

         This information is retrived by nllanginfo.

         The items CRNCYSTR, RADIXCHAR and THOUSEP are extracted from the
         fields currencysymbol, decimalpoint and thousandssep in the
         structure returned by localeconv.

         The items TFMT, DFMT, DTFMT, YESSTR and NOSTR are retrived from a
         special message catalog named Xopeninfo which should be generated
         for each locale supported and installed in the appropriate directory
         [see gettxt(3C) and mkmsgs(1M)].  This catalog should have the
         messages in the order TFMT, DFMT, DTFMT, YESSTR and NOSTR.

         All other items are as returned by strftime.

   SEE ALSO
         gettxt(3C), localeconv(3C), nllanginfo(3C), strftime(3C), cftime(4),
         nltypes(5).
         chrtbl(1), mkmsgs(1M) in the System Administrator's Reference Manual.





























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