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overview, 2-3, 2-9
programming example, 7-11, B-1
test directories, 7-21
testing, 7-21
translating, 5-3
updating, 7-23
using correct, 7-14
using
gencat,
7-9
using revision code, 7-14
messages, 2-4, 2-9
conversion of existing programs for,
7-16
in arrays, 7-12
in variables, 7-12
numbers, 7-23
printf/scanf,
8-12
retrieving, 7-7
messaging, special considerations, 7-12
min_unit
keyword, 5-25
mode, 8-6
mon_decimal_point
keyword, 5-21
monetary formatting, 2-7, 6-26
mon_grouping
keyword, 5-21
mon
keyword, 5-25
mon_ thousands_sep
keyword, 5-21
months, display, 2-8
mon_unit
keyword, 5-25
multi-byte
character codes, 2-5
character conversions, 6-18
data processing, guidelines, A-I0
example, B-1
macros, A-5
processing, 6-12, A-3
program conversion, 6-12, A-9
programming with, A-5
routines, usage reference, D-2
string conversions, 6-18
multi-character element, 5-12
N
naming conventions, 7-6
native languages, 2-1
supported, E-l
n_cs_precedes
keyword, 5-21
negative_sign keyword, 5-21
nLctype(3C) library routine, 7-3
nl_fprintf,
6-25
NLIO system, 4-4
nljust, 8-7
nl_langinfo
parameters, 6-9
routine, 6-8
nl_langinfo(D_T_FMT),
6-16,6-25
nl_printf,
6-25
NLS
aspects of, 2-4
concept, 1-2
conceptual model, 1-3
created, 1-1
definition, 2-1
documentation, 1-8
features, 2-3
obsolete routines, D-2
support, 2-1
vs standard application, 6-3
NL_SETD,
7-10
nlsinfo
command, 8-8
NLSPATH
environment variable, 3-1, 5-2, 7-3,
7-6, 7-21, 8-10
replacement specifiers, 7-7
noexpr
keyword, 5-20
non-ASCII string collation, 2-10
non-Latin mode, 8-6
non-WPI interfaces, 6-22
nostr
keyword, 5-20
n_sep_by_space
keyword, 5-21
n_sign_posn
keyword, 5-21
number representation, 2-6
numeric formatting, 2-6, 6-16
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