DateFormatSymbols contains locale-specific strings needed for date/time formatting and parsing.
Full month names (12 elements, index 0 = January).
Abbreviated month names (12 elements, index 0 = Jan).
Narrow month names (12 elements, index 0 = J).
Full weekday names (7 elements, index 0 = Monday).
Abbreviated weekday names (7 elements, index 0 = Mon).
Narrow weekday names (7 elements, index 0 = M).
Short era names (2 elements: index 0 = BCE, index 1 = CE).
Full era names (2 elements: index 0 = Before Common Era, index 1 = Common Era).
Narrow era names (2 elements: index 0 = B, index 1 = C).
Short quarter names (4 elements, index 0 = Q1).
Full quarter names (4 elements, index 0 = 1st quarter).
Narrow quarter names (4 elements, index 0 = 1).
- amShort : String
Short AM marker.
- pmShort : String
Short PM marker.
- amLong : String
Full AM marker.
- pmLong : String
Full PM marker.
- amNarrow : String
Narrow AM marker.
- pmNarrow : String
Narrow PM marker.
Instances For
English (US) locale symbols.
Equations
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Instances For
DateFormat contains locale-specific configuration for date/time formatting and parsing,
combining calendar conventions (e.g. first day of week) with locale symbols.
- firstDayOfWeek : Weekday
The first day of the week for this locale (e.g.,
Weekday.sundayfor US,Weekday.mondayfor ISO 8601). - symbols : DateFormatSymbols
Locale-specific symbols used for formatting and parsing text fields.
Instances For
English (US) locale.
Equations
- Std.Time.DateFormat.enUS = { firstDayOfWeek := Std.Time.Weekday.sunday, symbols := Std.Time.DateFormatSymbols.enUS }