Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

File Format Reference Pages locale(4)
era_year
Defines the string used to represent the year in alternate-era format corresponding to
the %Ey field descriptor. The string can contain any combination of characters and
field descriptors.
era_d_fmt
Defines the string used to represent the date in alternate-era format corresponding to
the %Ex field descriptor. The string can contain any combination of characters and
field descriptors.
era_t_fmt
Defines the locale’s alternative time format, as represented by the %EX field descrip-
tor for strftime( ).
era_d_t_fmt
Defines the locale’s alternative date and time format, as represented by the %Ec field
descriptor for strftime().
alt_digits
Defines alternate strings for digits corresponding to the %O field descriptor. Recog-
nized values consist of a group of semicolon-separated strings. The first string
represents the alternate string for 0 (zero), the second string represents the alternate
string for 1, and so on. A maximum of 100 alternate strings can be specified.
m_d_recent
Defines the string used to print out month/date/time format for some commands (ls,
find, who, ar). This format corresponds to the "%b %e %H:%M" format for the
POSIX locale. (Optional)
m_d_old Defines the string used to print out month/date/year format for some commands (ls,
find, who, ar). This format corresponds to the "%b %e %Y" format for the POSIX
locale. (Optional)
The LC_TIME locale definition source file uses field descriptors to represent elements of time
and date formats. Combinations of these field descriptors create other field descriptors or create
time and date format strings. When used in format strings containing field descriptors and other
characters, field descriptors are replaced by their current values. All other characters are copied
without change. The following field descriptors are used by commands and subroutines that
query the LC_TIME category for time formatting:
%a Represents the abbreviated weekday name (for example, Sun) defined by the abday
statement.
%A Represents the full weekday name (for example, Sunday) defined by the day state-
ment.
%b Represents the abbreviated month name (for example, Jan) defined by the abmon
statement.
%B Represents the full month name (for example, January) defined by the month state-
ment.
%c Represents the date and time format defined by the d_t_fmt statement.
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