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Notes: @(#)mess_Da_DK.8859-1 13.1 (RC International) 91/02/02
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# @(#)mess_Da_DK.8859-1 13.1 (RC International) 91/02/02 # mess_Da_DK.8859-1: # Time formats and yes/no strings for the Danish ISO 8859-1 locale # (input to "mkmsgs"). # Character set: ISO 8859-1. # Datafile: LC_MESSAGES/Xopen_info. # These comments and the data (5 lines) are seperated on two files # because the data is processed by the utility "mkmsgs" which does # not allow comments and blank lines as comments. # The yes and no string is inadequate since it does not allow, e. g., # j for ja and n for no. Thus, specification of alternatives are not # possible. # Yesstring could, e. g., be: # "y";"Y";"yes";"YES";"Yes";"j";"J";"ja";"JA";"Ja" or # "^[[:blank:]]*[JjYy][[:alpha:]]*" # Nostring could, e. g., be: # "n";"N";"no";"NO";"No";"nej";"NEJ";"Nej" or # "^[[:blank:]]*[Nn][[:alpha:]]*" # Refer to the file "mess_data" to inspect the data for # mess_Da_DK.8859-1.