# Date: Mon, 26 Nov 90 03:01:02 GMT
# From: Masahiro SEKIGUCHI <seki@sysrap.cs.fujitsu.co.jp>
# > If Sekiguchi-san also agrees,
# > I'd like to get an electronic version for forwarding to RIN.
# > 
# > Donn Terry
# 
# The following is the latest version of it, i.e., XoTGinter
# seq 1126 + seq 1395 patch.  (I guess your own paper copy is
# different from the following...)
# 
# Please feel free forwarding it to the RIN list.  Any comments
# are welcomed.
# 
# Thank you.
# 
# 	Masahiro Sekiguchi, Fujits.
# 
# Sample locale definition file for Japanese.
# Based on POSIX.2 D10 syntax with X/Open extension.
#
# NOTES FOR READERS
#
# ``Japanese character set'' in this exsample consists of:
#	128 characters in JIS X0201 (i.e. Japanese version of ISO 646).
#	8836 characters in JIS X0208 (so-called JIS Kanji).
# Implementations may contain more characters to support
# Japanese.
#
# Note that our ``character set'' includes undefined code points
# of JIS X0208.
#
# The names for JIS Kanji used here are just enough to identify
# the above character set.  Kanji are given names based on their
# code value written in hexadecimal.  Users may require more
# general notation to represent all supported characters in
# portable manner.
#
# This definition implicitly assume that underlying encoding
# is UJIS (EUC-JIS) or similar one.  (Although characters in
# G2 and G3 are completely ignored.)  The definition may not
# work if the systems uses other encoding.

# Notes on LC_CTYPE:
#	Characters from JIS X0208 are included in appropriate
#	classes as well as ASCII characters. (I.e., portable
#	characters of POSIX.2.)  All Kanji (i.e., ideographic
#	characters in JIS X0208) are classified to alpha but
#	punct.
#	Undefined code points are not included in any classes,
#	because they are not printable characters nor control
#	characters.

LC_CTYPE

# Upper and lower consist of:
#	alphabets in portable character set,
#	Roman letters in JIS X0208,
#	Greek letters in JIS X0208 and
#	Russian letters in JIS X0208.

upper	<A>;<B>;<C>;<D>;<E>;<F>;<G>;<H>;<I>;<J>;<K>;<L>;<M>;\
	<N>;<O>;<P>;<Q>;<R>;<S>;<T>;<U>;<V>;<W>;<X>;<Y>;<Z>;\
	<2341>;...;<235A>;\
	<2621>;...;<2638>;\
	<2721>;...;<2741>

lower	<a>;<b>;<c>;<d>;<e>;<f>;<g>;<h>;<i>;<j>;<k>;<l>;<m>;\
	<n>;<o>;<p>;<q>;<r>;<s>;<t>;<u>;<v>;<w>;<x>;<y>;<z>;\
	<2361>;...;<237A>;\
	<2641>;...;<2658>;\
	<2751>;...;<2771>

# Digit and xdigit contains ASCII characters only, as required
# in the standard.

digit	<zero>;<one>;<two>;<three>;<four>;\
	<five>;<six>;<seven>;<eight>;<nine>

xdigit	<zero>;<one>;<two>;<three>;<four>;\
	<five>;<six>;<seven>;<eight>;<nine>;\
	<A>;<B>;<C>;<D>;<E>;<F>;\
	<a>;<b>;<c>;<d>;<e>;<f>

# JIS X0208 contains a ``Kanji space'' character.
# It is recognized as a ``locale specific white-space
# character.''

space	<tab>;<newline>;<vertical-tab>;<form-feed>;\
	<carriage-return>;<space>;\
	<2121>

# Cntrl deifned here is exactly the same as one defined in
# POSIX.2 D10.  No locale specific characters are added.

cntrl	<alert>;<backspace>;<tab>;<newline>;<vertical-tab>;\
	<form-feed>;<carriage-return>;\
	<NUL>;<SOH>;<STX>;<ETX>;<EOT>;<ENQ>;<ACK>;<SO>;\
	<SI>;<DLE>;<DC1>;<DC2>;<DC3>;<DC4>;<NAK>;<SYN>;\
	<ETB>;<CAN>;<EM>;<SUB>;<ESC>;<IS4>;<IS3>;<IS2>;\
	<IS1>;<DEL>

# Alpha class consists of all characters in upper and lower,
# and:
#	Hiragana in JIS X0208,
#	Katakana in JIS X0208 and
#	Kanji of level 1 and 2 in JIS X0208.
#
# Please make sure that the characters specified as upper or
# lower are automatically included in alpha.

alpha	<2421>;...;<2473>;\
	<2521>;...;<2576>;\
	<3021>;...;<307E>;<3121>;...;<317E>;<3221>;...;<327E>;\
	<3321>;...;<337E>;<3421>;...;<347E>;<3521>;...;<357E>;\
	<3621>;...;<367E>;<3721>;...;<377E>;<3821>;...;<387E>;\
	<3921>;...;<397E>;<3A21>;...;<3A7E>;<3B21>;...;<3B7E>;\
	<3C21>;...;<3C7E>;<3D21>;...;<3D7E>;<3E21>;...;<3E7E>;\
	<3F21>;...;<3F7E>;<4021>;...;<407E>;<4121>;...;<417E>;\
	<4221>;...;<427E>;<4321>;...;<437E>;<4421>;...;<447E>;\
	<4521>;...;<457E>;<4621>;...;<467E>;<4721>;...;<477E>;\
	<4821>;...;<487E>;<4921>;...;<497E>;<4A21>;...;<4A7E>;\
	<4B21>;...;<4B7E>;<4C21>;...;<4C7E>;<4D21>;...;<4D7E>;\
	<4E21>;...;<4E7E>;<4F21>;...;<4F53>;\
	<5021>;...;<507E>;<5121>;...;<517E>;<5221>;...;<527E>;\
	<5321>;...;<537E>;<5421>;...;<547E>;<5521>;...;<557E>;\
	<5621>;...;<567E>;<5721>;...;<577E>;<5821>;...;<587E>;\
	<5921>;...;<597E>;<5A21>;...;<5A7E>;<5B21>;...;<5B7E>;\
	<5C21>;...;<5C7E>;<5D21>;...;<5D7E>;<5E21>;...;<5E7E>;\
	<5F21>;...;<5F7E>;<6021>;...;<607E>;<6121>;...;<617E>;\
	<6221>;...;<627E>;<6321>;...;<637E>;<6421>;...;<6426>

# Punct contains all other printable characters, i.e.:
#	symbols in portable character set,
#	special characters in JIS X0208,
#	ruled line elements in JIS X0208.

punct	<exclamation-mark>;<quotation-mark>;<number-sign>;\
	<dollar-sign>;<percent>;<ampersand>;<apostrophe>;\
	<left-parenthesis>;<right-parenthesis>;<asterisk>;\
	<plus-sign>;<comma>;<hypen>;<period>;<slash>;\
	<colon>;<semicolon>;<less-than>;<equals-sign>;\
	<greater-than>;<question-mark>;<commercial-at>;\
	<left-bracket>;<backslash>;<right-bracket>;\
	<circumflex>;<underscore>;<grave-accent>;\
	<left-brace>;<vertical-line>;<right-brace>;<tilde>;\
	<2122>;...;<217E>;<2221>;...;<222E>;<223A>;...;<2241>;\
	<224A>;...;<2250>;<225C>;...;<226A>;<2272>;...;<2279>;\
	<227E>;\
	<2821>;...;<2840>

# Alnum, graph and print are not defined here.  They will
# be supplied by localedef command.

# blank is same as C locale.
blank	<space>;<tab>

# Toupper and tolower handle characters in JIS X0208 as well.

toupper	(<a>,<A>);(<b>,<B>);(<c>,<C>);(<d>,<D>);(<e>,<E>);\
	(<f>,<F>);(<g>,<G>);(<h>,<H>);(<i>,<I>);(<j>,<J>);\
	(<k>,<K>);(<l>,<L>);(<m>,<M>);(<n>,<N>);(<o>,<O>);\
	(<p>,<P>);(<q>,<Q>);(<r>,<R>);(<s>,<S>);(<t>,<T>);\
	(<u>,<U>);(<v>,<V>);(<w>,<W>);(<x>,<X>);(<y>,<Y>);\
	(<z>,<Z>);\
	(<2361>,<2341>);(<2362>,<2342>);(<2363>,<2343>);\
	(<2364>,<2344>);(<2365>,<2345>);(<2366>,<2346>);\
	(<2367>,<2347>);(<2368>,<2348>);(<2369>,<2349>);\
	(<236A>,<234A>);(<236B>,<234B>);(<236C>,<234C>);\
	(<236D>,<234D>);(<236E>,<234E>);(<236F>,<234F>);\
	(<2370>,<2350>);(<2371>,<2351>);(<2372>,<2352>);\
	(<2373>,<2353>);(<2374>,<2354>);(<2375>,<2355>);\
	(<2376>,<2356>);(<2377>,<2357>);(<2378>,<2358>);\
	(<2379>,<2359>);(<237A>,<235A>);\
	(<2641>,<2621>);(<2642>,<2622>);(<2643>,<2623>);\
	(<2644>,<2624>);(<2645>,<2625>);(<2646>,<2626>);\
	(<2647>,<2627>);(<2648>,<2628>);(<2649>,<2629>);\
	(<264A>,<262A>);(<264B>,<262B>);(<264C>,<262C>);\
	(<264D>,<262D>);(<264E>,<262E>);(<264F>,<262F>);\
	(<2650>,<2630>);(<2651>,<2631>);(<2652>,<2632>);\
	(<2653>,<2633>);(<2654>,<2634>);(<2655>,<2635>);\
	(<2656>,<2636>);(<2657>,<2637>);(<2658>,<2638>);\
	(<2751>,<2721>);(<2752>,<2722>);(<2753>,<2723>);\
	(<2754>,<2724>);(<2755>,<2725>);(<2756>,<2726>);\
	(<2757>,<2727>);(<2758>,<2728>);(<2759>,<2729>);\
	(<275A>,<272A>);(<275B>,<272B>);(<275C>,<272C>);\
	(<275D>,<272D>);(<275E>,<272E>);(<275F>,<272F>);\
	(<2760>,<2730>);(<2761>,<2731>);(<2762>,<2732>);\
	(<2763>,<2733>);(<2764>,<2734>);(<2765>,<2735>);\
	(<2766>,<2736>);(<2767>,<2737>);(<2768>,<2738>);\
	(<2769>,<2739>);(<276A>,<273A>);(<276B>,<273B>);\
	(<276C>,<273C>);(<276D>,<273D>);(<276E>,<273E>);\
	(<276F>,<273F>);(<2770>,<2740>);(<2771>,<2741>)

tolower	(<A>,<a>);(<B>,<b>);(<C>,<c>);(<D>,<d>);(<E>,<e>);\
	(<F>,<f>);(<G>,<g>);(<H>,<h>);(<I>,<i>);(<J>,<j>);\
	(<K>,<k>);(<L>,<l>);(<M>,<m>);(<N>,<n>);(<O>,<o>);\
	(<P>,<p>);(<Q>,<q>);(<R>,<r>);(<S>,<s>);(<T>,<t>);\
	(<U>,<u>);(<V>,<v>);(<W>,<w>);(<X>,<x>);(<Y>,<y>);\
	(<Z>,<z>);\
	(<2341>,<2361>);(<2342>,<2362>);(<2343>,<2363>);\
	(<2344>,<2364>);(<2345>,<2365>);(<2346>,<2366>);\
	(<2347>,<2367>);(<2348>,<2368>);(<2349>,<2369>);\
	(<234A>,<236A>);(<234B>,<236B>);(<234C>,<236C>);\
	(<234D>,<236D>);(<234E>,<236E>);(<234F>,<236F>);\
	(<2350>,<2370>);(<2351>,<2371>);(<2352>,<2372>);\
	(<2353>,<2373>);(<2354>,<2374>);(<2355>,<2375>);\
	(<2356>,<2376>);(<2357>,<2377>);(<2358>,<2378>);\
	(<2359>,<2379>);(<235A>,<237A>);\
	(<2621>,<2641>);(<2622>,<2642>);(<2623>,<2643>);\
	(<2624>,<2644>);(<2625>,<2645>);(<2626>,<2646>);\
	(<2627>,<2647>);(<2628>,<2648>);(<2629>,<2649>);\
	(<262A>,<264A>);(<262B>,<264B>);(<262C>,<264C>);\
	(<262D>,<264D>);(<262E>,<264E>);(<262F>,<264F>);\
	(<2630>,<2650>);(<2631>,<2651>);(<2632>,<2652>);\
	(<2633>,<2653>);(<2634>,<2654>);(<2635>,<2655>);\
	(<2636>,<2656>);(<2637>,<2657>);(<2638>,<2658>);\
	(<2721>,<2751>);(<2722>,<2752>);(<2723>,<2753>);\
	(<2724>,<2754>);(<2725>,<2755>);(<2726>,<2756>);\
	(<2727>,<2757>);(<2728>,<2758>);(<2729>,<2759>);\
	(<272A>,<275A>);(<272B>,<275B>);(<272C>,<275C>);\
	(<272D>,<275D>);(<272E>,<275E>);(<272F>,<275F>);\
	(<2730>,<2760>);(<2731>,<2761>);(<2732>,<2762>);\
	(<2733>,<2763>);(<2734>,<2764>);(<2735>,<2765>);\
	(<2736>,<2766>);(<2737>,<2767>);(<2738>,<2768>);\
	(<2739>,<2769>);(<273A>,<276A>);(<273B>,<276B>);\
	(<273C>,<276C>);(<273D>,<276D>);(<273E>,<276E>);\
	(<273F>,<276F>);(<2740>,<2770>);(<2741>,<2771>)

END LC_CTYPE

# Notes on LC_COLLATE:
#	The following definition provide the straight forward
#	collation for all characters in our Japanese locale.
#	The ordering is based on byte-by-byte comparison of
#	their codes (in UJIS).  Any *fancy* ordering is not
#	described here.

LC_COLLATE

order start
<NUL>
<SOH>
<STX>
<ETX>
<EOT>
<ENQ>
<ACK>
<alert>
<backspace>
<tab>
<newline>
<vertical-tab>
<form-feed>
<carriage-return>
<SO>
<SI>
<DLE>
<DC1>
<DC2>
<DC3>
<DC4>
<NAK>
<SYN>
<ETB>
<CAN>
<EM>
<SUB>
<ESC>
<IS4>
<IS3>
<IS2>
<IS1>
<space>
<exclamation-mark>
<quotation-mark>
<number-sign>
<dollar-sign>
<percent>
<ampersand>
<apostrophe>
<left-parenthesis>
<right-parenthesis>
<asterisk>
<plus-sign>
<comma>
<hypen>
<period>
<slash>
<zero>
<one>
<two>
<three>
<four>
<five>
<six>
<seven>
<eight>
<nine>
<colon>
<semicolon>
<less-than>
<equals-sign>
<greater-than>
<question-mark>
<commercial-at>
<A>
<B>
<C>
<D>
<E>
<F>
<G>
<H>
<I>
<J>
<K>
<L>
<M>
<N>
<O>
<P>
<Q>
<R>
<S>
<T>
<U>
<V>
<W>
<X>
<Y>
<Z>
<left-bracket>
<backslash>
<right-bracket>
<circumflex>
<underscore>
<grave-accent>
<a>
<b>
<c>
<d>
<e>
<f>
<g>
<h>
<i>
<j>
<k>
<l>
<m>
<n>
<o>
<p>
<q>
<r>
<s>
<t>
<u>
<v>
<w>
<x>
<y>
<z>
<left-brace>
<vertical-line>
<right-brace>
<tilde>
<DEL>
<2121>
...
<217E>
<2221>
...
<227E>
<2321>
...
<237E>
<2421>
...
<247E>
<2521>
...
<257E>
<2621>
...
<267E>
<2721>
...
<277E>
<2821>
...
<287E>
<2921>
...
<297E>
<2A21>
...
<2A7E>
<2B21>
...
<2B7E>
<2C21>
...
<2C7E>
<2D21>
...
<2D7E>
<2E21>
...
<2E7E>
<2F21>
...
<2F7E>
<3021>
...
<307E>
<3121>
...
<317E>
<3221>
...
<327E>
<3321>
...
<337E>
<3421>
...
<347E>
<3521>
...
<357E>
<3621>
...
<367E>
<3721>
...
<377E>
<3821>
...
<387E>
<3921>
...
<397E>
<3A21>
...
<3A7E>
<3B21>
...
<3B7E>
<3C21>
...
<3C7E>
<3D21>
...
<3D7E>
<3E21>
...
<3E7E>
<3F21>
...
<3F7E>
<4021>
...
<407E>
<4121>
...
<417E>
<4221>
...
<427E>
<4321>
...
<437E>
<4421>
...
<447E>
<4521>
...
<457E>
<4621>
...
<467E>
<4721>
...
<477E>
<4821>
...
<487E>
<4921>
...
<497E>
<4A21>
...
<4A7E>
<4B21>
...
<4B7E>
<4C21>
...
<4C7E>
<4D21>
...
<4D7E>
<4E21>
...
<4E7E>
<4F21>
...
<4F7E>
<5021>
...
<507E>
<5121>
...
<517E>
<5221>
...
<527E>
<5321>
...
<537E>
<5421>
...
<547E>
<5521>
...
<557E>
<5621>
...
<567E>
<5721>
...
<577E>
<5821>
...
<587E>
<5921>
...
<597E>
<5A21>
...
<5A7E>
<5B21>
...
<5B7E>
<5C21>
...
<5C7E>
<5D21>
...
<5D7E>
<5E21>
...
<5E7E>
<5F21>
...
<5F7E>
<6021>
...
<607E>
<6121>
...
<617E>
<6221>
...
<627E>
<6321>
...
<637E>
<6421>
...
<647E>
<6521>
...
<657E>
<6621>
...
<667E>
<6721>
...
<677E>
<6821>
...
<687E>
<6921>
...
<697E>
<6A21>
...
<6A7E>
<6B21>
...
<6B7E>
<6C21>
...
<6C7E>
<6D21>
...
<6D7E>
<6E21>
...
<6E7E>
<6F21>
...
<6F7E>
<7021>
...
<707E>
<7121>
...
<717E>
<7221>
...
<727E>
<7321>
...
<737E>
<7421>
...
<747E>
<7521>
...
<757E>
<7621>
...
<767E>
<7721>
...
<777E>
<7821>
...
<787E>
<7921>
...
<797E>
<7A21>
...
<7A7E>
<7B21>
...
<7B7E>
<7C21>
...
<7C7E>
<7D21>
...
<7D7E>
<7E21>
...
<7E7E>
order end

END LC_COLLATE

# Notes on LC_MESSAGES
#
# The name of this category is LC_MESSAGES here, as in
# POSIX.2 D10.
#
# Any string starting with any form of Latin Y and Hiragana
# or Katakana HA (which is the first sound of ``hai'') are
# recognized as affirmative answer.  Negative answer is
# recognized by Latin N and Hiragana or Katakana I (which
# stands for ``iie'').

LC_MESSAGES

yesexpr	"^[<y><Y><2379><2359><244F><254F>]"

noexpr	"^[<n><N><236E><234E><2424><2524>]"

END LC_MESSAGES

# Notes for LC_MONETARY:
# The <yen> character used as currency_symbol is intended
# to be double-assigned to either <backslash> (whose code
# in ASCII is for YEN sign in JIS X0201) or <216F>.

LC_MONETARY

int_curr_symbol		"<J><P><Y><space>"
currency_symbol		"<yen>"
mon_decimal_point	""
mon_thousand_sep	"<comma>"
mon_grouping		"3;0"
positive_sign		""
negative_sign		"-"
int_frac_digits		"0"
frac_digits		"0"
p_cs_precedes		"1"
p_sep_by_space		"0"
n_cs_precedes		"1"
n_sep_by_space		"0"
p_sign_posn		"1"
n_sign_posn		"4"

END LC_MONETARY

# Notes for LC_NUMERIC
# Japanese numeric representation is one imported from U.S.
# in late 19th century.  So the following definition is
# exactly the same to U.S.

LC_NUMERIC

decimal_point		"<period>"
thousands_sep		"<comma>"
grouping		"3;0"

END LC_NUMERIC

# Notes for LC_TIME
# Our definition uses Kanji if it is appropriate.
# We have same definision for abmon and mon, because Japanese
# full representation for a month is enough short.  Ancient
# names (MUTUKI, KISARAGI, YAYOI, etc.) are not used in these
# days.

LC_TIME

# NICHI, GETSU, KA, SUI, MOKU, KIN, DO in Kanji.
abday	"<467C>";"<376E>";"<3250>";"<3F65>";\
	"<4C5A>";"<3662>";"<4554>"

# NICHI-YOBI, GETSU-YOBI, and so on.
day	"<467C><4D4B><467C>";"<376E><4D4B><467C>";\
	"<3250><4D4B><467C>";"<3F65><4D4B><467C>";\
	"<4C5A><4D4B><467C>";"<3662><4D4B><467C>";\
	"<4554><4D4B><467C>"

# 1-gatsu, 2-gatsu, and so on, in ``Kanji-digits''
abmon	"<2331><376E>";"<2332><376E>";"<2333><376E>";\
	"<2334><376E>";"<2335><376E>";"<2336><376E>";\
	"<2337><376E>";"<2338><376E>";"<2339><376E>";\
	"<2331><2330><376E>";"<2331><2331><376E>";\
	"<2331><2332><376E>"

# same as abmon
mon	"<2331><376E>";"<2332><376E>";"<2333><376E>";\
	"<2334><376E>";"<2335><376E>";"<2336><376E>";\
	"<2337><376E>";"<2338><376E>";"<2339><376E>";\
	"<2331><2330><376E>";"<2331><2331><376E>";\
	"<2331><2332><376E>"

# Era year definition: THIS IS AN X/OPEN EXTENSION
# This definition handles these 4 era only, i.e., HEISEI,
# SHOWA, TAISHO and MEIJI.  Years befor MEIJI are printed
# as SEIREKI (which is ``A.D.'') or KIGENZEN (which is ``B.C.'')
era	"+:2:1990/01/01:+*:<4A3F><402E>:%N%o<472F>";\
	"+:1:1989/01/08:1989/12/31:<4A3F><402E>:%N<3835><472F>";\
        "+:2:1927/01/01:1989/01/07:<3E3C><4F42>:%N%o<472F>";\
	"+:1:1926/12/25:1926/12/31:<3E3C><4F42>:%N<3835><472F>";\
	"+:2:1913/01/01:1926/12/24:<4267><4035>:%N%o<472F>";\
	"+:1:1912/07/30:1912/12/31:<4267><4035>:%N<3835><472F>";\
	"+:2:1869/01/01:1912/07/29:<4C40><3C23>:%N%o<472F>";\
	"+:1:1868/09/08:1868/12/31:<4C40><3C23>:%N<3835><472F>";\
	"+:1:1/1/1:1868/09/07:<403E><4E71>:%N%o<472F>";\
	"-:1:-1/12/31:-*:<352A><3835><4130>:%N%o<472F>"

# expected output:
#	HEISEI 2 NEN 8 GATSU 20 NICHI ( GETSU ) 9 JI 30 FUN 0 BYOU
# in Kanji.  (Note that 1990 is Heisei 2.)
d_t_fmt	"%E%m<376E>%d<467C><214A>%a<214B>%H<3B7E>%M<4A2C>%S<4943>"

# 2/8/20
# Note that %o is X/Open extension.
d_fmt	"%o<slash>%m<slash>%d"

# 9:30:00
t_fmt	"%H<colon>%M<colon>%S"

# GOZEN and GOGO in Kanji; they are not needed usually
am_pm	"<3861><4130>";"<3861><3865>"

END LC_TIME