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Excel name Results.xlsx sheet DateFormat
Notes:
- Because Basque and Mongolian are not fully supported in Java, their results are the same as English.
The SHORT format:
- There are three orders as YMD, DMY and MDY.
- They are separated with a slash, a hyphen or a dot.
- Especially in Korea, it is separated with '. ' (dot and blank).
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Excel name Results.xlsx sheet Month
Notes:
- Because Basque and Mongolian are not fully supported in Java, their results are the same as English.
- It seems that there are no differences except for the localizationtranslation.
Requirements in Sakai
- The date picker widget should be able to select or display those localized display those translated months.
Day of week
Investigation codes:
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Excel name Results.xlsx sheet DayOfWeek
Notes:
- Because Basque and Mongolian are not fully supported in Java, their results are the same as English.
- Most of the first day of week is Sunday or Monday.
- Especially in Arabic, it starts from Saturday.
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Excel name Results.xlsx sheet TimeFormat
Notes:
- Because Basque and Mongolian are not fully supported in Java, their results are the same as English.
- There are 12-hour and 24-hour locales.
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Excel name Results.xlsx sheet AM PM
Notes:
- Because Basque and Mongolian are not fully supported in Java, their results are the same as English.
- Those AM/PM strings can be gotten by the above codes from the 24-hour locales.
Requirements in Sakai
- The time picker widgets should be able to select the localized AM/PM strings along with the current user's language preferences.
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| Language | Locale | Result |
|---|---|---|
Arabic | ar | 123,456.789 |
Basque | eu | 123,456.789 |
Catalan (Spain) | ca_ES | 123.456,789 |
Chinese (China) | zh_CN | 123,456.789 |
Chinese (Taiwan) | zh_TW | 123,456.789 |
Dutch (Netherlands) | nl_NL | 123.456,789 |
English (Australia) | en_AU | 123,456.789 |
English (New Zealand) | en_NZ | 123,456.789 |
English (South Africa) | en_ZA | 123,456.789 |
English (United Kingdom) | en_GB | 123,456.789 |
English (United States) | en_US | 123,456.789 |
French (Canada) | fr_CA | 123 456,789 |
French (France) | fr_FR | 123 456,789 |
Japanese (Japan) | ja_JP | 123,456.789 |
Korean (South Korea) | ko_KR | 123,456.789 |
Mongolian | mn | 123,456.789 |
Portuguese (Brazil) | pt_BR | 123.456,789 |
Portuguese (Portugal) | pt_PT | 123.456,789 |
Russian (Russia) | ru_RU | 123 456,789 |
Spanish (Mexico) | es_MX | 123,456.789 |
Spanish (Spain) | es_ES | 123.456,789 |
Swedish (Sweden) | sv_SE | 123 456,789 |
Turkish (Turkey) | tr_TR | 123.456,789 |
Vietnamese (Vietnam) | vi_VN | 123.456,789 |
Notes:
- Because Basque and Mongolian are not fully supported in Java, their results are the same as English.
- The thousands separator is a comma, a dot or a blank.
- The decimal separator is a comma or a dot.
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