workbench/locale/countries/templates/template.c

   1 /*
   2     Copyright © 1995-2013, The AROS Development Team. All rights reserved.
   3     $Id$
   4
   5     Desc: Country data template.
   6     Author: Iain Templeton <iain@ugh.net.au>
   7 */
   8
   9 #include "country_locale.h"
  10 #include <libraries/locale.h>
  11
  12 /*  Country data template/example.
  13     Authors should add their name, and optionaly email address in the top
  14     section of this file.
  15
  16     Note: NULL values in strings that actually mean something __MUST__
  17     be explicitly specified...
  18
  19     N.B. - The example values in this file are from australia.country,
  20     You must change the values to suit your own country - the data
  21     shown is purely here to show what goes where.
  22 */
  23
  24 struct IntCountryPrefs templatePrefs =
  25 {
  26     {
  27         /* Reserved */
  28         { 0, 0, 0, 0 },
  29
  30         /* The country codes should be based upon ISO 3166 for AROS.
  31            I (Iain) have a copy of the ISO3166 codes if anyone wants them... */
  32
  33         /* Country code (left justify), telephone code, measuring system */
  34         MAKE_ID('A','U','S',0), 61, MS_ISO,
  35
  36         /* Date time format, date format, time format */
  37         "%A %B %e %Y %I:%M%p",
  38         "%A %B %e %Y",
  39         "%I:%M:%S%p",
  40
  41         /* Short datetime, short date, short time formats */
  42         "%e/%m/%y %I:%M%p",
  43         "%e/%m/%y",
  44         "%I:%M%p",
  45
  46         /* Decimal point, group separator, frac group separator */
  47         ".", " ", "\x00",
  48
  49         /* For grouping rules, see <libraries/locale.h> */
  50
  51         /* Grouping, Frac Grouping */
  52         "\x03\x00", "\x00",
  53
  54         /* Mon dec pt, mon group sep, mon frac group sep */
  55         ".", " ", "\x00",
  56
  57         /* Mon Grouping, Mon frac grouping */
  58         "\x03\x00", "\x00",
  59
  60         /* Mon Frac digits, Mon IntFrac digits, then number of digits in
  61            the fractional part of the money value. Most countries that
  62            use dollars and cents, would have 2 for this value
  63
  64            (As would many of those who don't).
  65         */
  66         2, 2,
  67
  68         /* Currency symbol, Small currency symbol */
  69         "$", "c",
  70
  71         /* Int CS, this is the ISO 4217 symbol, followed by the character to
  72            separate that symbol from the rest of the money. (\x00 for none).
  73         */
  74         "AUD\x00",
  75
  76         /* Mon +ve sign, +ve space sep, +ve sign pos, +ve cs pos */
  77         "\x00", SS_SPACE, SP_PREC_ALL, CSP_PRECEDES,
  78
  79         /* Mon -ve sign, -ve space sep, -ve sign pos, -ve cs pos */
  80         "-", SS_NOSPACE, SP_PARENS, CSP_PRECEDES,
  81
  82         /* Calendar type */
  83         CT_7SUN
  84     },
  85     "$VER: template.country 44.0 (12.04.2013)",
  86     "Countries/Template"
  87 };