Variable | What it's for |
LANG | The basic language setting used by applications on the system, unless overridden by one of the other locale environment variables |
LC_CTYPE | The character set used to display and input text |
LC_NUMERIC | How non-monetary numeric values are formatted on screen |
LC_TIME | How date and time values are formatted |
LC_COLLATE | How to sort various information items (e.g. defines the order of the alphabet so items can be ordered alphabetically by the sort command) |
LC_MONETARY | How monetary numeric values are formatted |
LC_MESSAGES | Which language is to display messages to the end user |
LC_PAPER | Definitions of paper formats and standards |
LC_NAME | How names are formatted |
LC_ADDRESS | How to display address information |
LC_TELEPHONE | How telephone numbers are structured |
LC_MEASUREMENT | What units of measurement are used |
LC_IDENTIFICATION | |
LC_ALL | This variable serves as a powerful override over all the other locale environment variables. When its value is set, applications use that value to determine which locale settings to use regardless of the values of the other variables |
2008-02-15
Locale variables
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