Friday, December 9, 2016

Locale Settings II

Locale Settings II


LC_CTYPE locale variable 

The LC_CTYPE locale variable can be assigned a locale value using the following syntax:


language_territory.codeset @modifier 


This syntax uses these values:


language 
  Specifies the ISO 639 language code to be used (specified in lowercase)

• territory
  Specifies the ISO 3166 country code to be used (specified in uppercase)

codeset 
  Specifies the character set to be used

modifier 
  Specifies other locale attributes, such as dialect or currency



Consider the following examples:



en_US 
  The language and territory for English in the United States

en_CA 
  The language and territory for English in Canada

fr_CA 
  The language and territory for French Canadian



You can also specify an encoding in the locale. For example, you could use

en_US.UTF-8 

to configure a default locale of U.S. English using UTF-8 character encoding (also known as
Unicode encoding).




LX0-104 Exam Objectives (M)

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