how to do locale and date?

[Jeremy C. Reed]

I ran:

locale -a | while read line ; do LC_ALL=$line date +%B ; done | uniq

and resulted in one line:

February


How can I get "the locale's full month name" to be printed?


Can anyone share examples of what they use locales for on NetBSD in
default install?

I have NetBSD 4.0_RC4.

Thanks

  Jeremy C. Reed

[duck-2]

On 28 feb 2008, at 00.23, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:

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>
> How can I get "the locale's full month name" to be printed?
>
> Can anyone share examples of what they use locales for on NetBSD in
> default install?

You're doing it exactly right as far as I know (though I suppose  
"LANG" is the preferred variable)

The problem as far as I can see from my 3.1 install is that there  
simply aren't any messages for date,
see /usr/share/locale/<base locale name>/LC_MESSAGES/*, where base  
locale name is the first bit of the locale,
like uk, fi, kr..

Maybe some kind people would translate base at least?

Staffan.

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