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  1. /*
  2.  * @(#)LocaleElements_hu.java    1.6 97/03/03
  3.  *
  4.  * (C) Copyright Taligent, Inc. 1996, 1997 - All Rights Reserved
  5.  * (C) Copyright IBM Corp. 1996, 1997 - All Rights Reserved
  6.  *
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  8.  *
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  30.  
  31. /**
  32.  *
  33.  * Table of Java supplied standard locale elements
  34.  *
  35.  * automatically generated by java LocaleTool LocaleElements.java
  36.  *
  37.  * Date Created: Wed Aug 21 15:47:57  1996
  38.  *
  39.  *     Locale Elements and Patterns:  last update 10/23/96
  40.  *
  41.  *
  42.  */
  43.  
  44. // WARNING : the format of this file will change in the future!
  45.  
  46. package java.text.resources;
  47.  
  48. public class LocaleElements_hu extends LocaleData {
  49.  
  50.     public LocaleElements_hu() {
  51.         super.init(table);
  52.     }
  53.  
  54.     static String table []={
  55.         /* locale id based on iso codes */        "hu_HU",
  56.         /* Windows id */                          "040e",
  57.         /* iso: 3 character lang name */          "hun",
  58.         /* iso: 3 character country name */       "HUN",
  59.         /* language names */                      "en_Hungarian; hu_Magyar",
  60.         /* country names */                       "en_Hungary; hu_Magyarosz\u00E1g",
  61.         /* january */                             "J\u00e1nu\u00e1r",
  62.         /* february */                            "Febru\u00e1r",
  63.         /* march */                               "M\u00e1rcius",
  64.         /* april */                               "\u00c1prilis",
  65.         /* may */                                 "M\u00e1jus",
  66.         /* june */                                "J\u00danius",
  67.         /* july */                                "J\u00dalius",
  68.         /* august */                              "Augusztus",
  69.         /* september */                           "Szeptember",
  70.         /* october */                             "Okt\u00f3ber",
  71.         /* november */                            "November",
  72.         /* december */                            "December",
  73.         /* month 13 if applicable */              "",
  74.         /* abb january */                         "J\u00e1n",
  75.         /* abb february */                        "Febr",
  76.         /* abb march */                           "M\u00e1rc",
  77.         /* abb april */                           "\u00c1pr",
  78.         /* abb may */                             "M\u00e1j",
  79.         /* abb june */                            "J\u00fan",
  80.         /* abb july */                            "J\u00fal",
  81.         /* abb august */                          "Aug",
  82.         /* abb september */                       "Szept",
  83.         /* abb october */                         "Okt",
  84.         /* abb november */                        "Nov",
  85.         /* abb december */                        "Dec",
  86.         /* abb month 13 if applicable */          "",
  87.         /* sunday */                              "Vas\u00e1rnap",
  88.         /* monday */                              "H\u00e9tf\u00f4",
  89.         /* tuesday */                             "Kedd",
  90.         /* wednesday */                           "Szerda",
  91.         /* thursday */                            "Cs\u00fct\u00f6rt\u00f6k",
  92.         /* friday */                              "P\u00e9ntek",
  93.         /* saturday */                            "Szombat",
  94.         /* abb sunday */                          "V",
  95.         /* abb monday */                          "HH",
  96.         /* abb tuesday */                         "KK",
  97.         /* abb wednesday */                       "Sze",
  98.         /* abb thursday */                        "Cs",
  99.         /* abb friday */                          "PP",
  100.         /* abb saturday */                        "Szo",
  101.         /* am marker; default is AM */            "AM",
  102.         /* pm marker; default is PM */            "PM",
  103.         /* era strings */                         "i.e.;i.u.",
  104.         /* decimal pattern */                     "#,##0.###;-#,##0.###",
  105.         /* currency pattern */                    "FT#,##0.##;-FT#,##0.##",
  106.         /* percent pattern */                     "#,##0%",
  107.         /* decimal separator */                   ",",
  108.         /* group (thousands) separator */         " ", // this is a space: \u0020
  109.         /* list separator  */                     "",
  110.         /* percent sign */                        "%",
  111.         /* native 0 digit */                      "0",
  112.         /* pattern digit */                       "#",
  113.         /* minus sign */                          "-",
  114.         /* exponential */                         "E",
  115.         /* local currency symbol */               "FT",
  116.         /* intl currency symbol */                "HUF",
  117.         /* monetary decimal separator */          ",",
  118.         /* Full time pattern */                   "H:mm:ss z",
  119.         /* Long time pattern */                   "H:mm:ss z",
  120.         /* Default time pattern */                "H:mm:ss",
  121.         /* Short time pattern */                  "H:mm",
  122.         /* Full date pattern */                   "EEEE, yyyy, MMMM d",
  123.         /* Long date pattern */                   "yyyy, MMMM d",
  124.         /* Default date pattern */                "yyyy-M-d",
  125.         /* Short date pattern */                  "yy-M-d",
  126.         /* Date-Time pattern */                   "{1} {0}",
  127.         /* First day of week */                   "1",
  128.         /* Min days in first week*/               "1",
  129.         /* for HU_HU, default sorting except for the following: */
  130.         /* add cs "ligature" between c and d. */
  131.         /* add d<stroke> between d and e. */
  132.         /* add gy "ligature" between g and h. */
  133.         /* add ly "ligature" between l and l<stroke>. */
  134.         /* add l<stroke> between l and m. */
  135.         /* add sz "ligature" between s and t. */
  136.         /* add zs "ligature" between z and z<abovedot> */
  137.         /* add z<abovedot> after z.       */
  138.          "& C < cs, Cs, cS, CS"                        /* cs ligature */
  139.         +"& D < \u0111, \u0110"                        /* d<stroke> */
  140.         +"& G < gy, Gy, gY, GY"                        /* gy ligature */
  141.         +"& L < ly, Ly, lY, LY < \u0142, \u0141"       /* ly ligature */
  142.         +"& S < sz, Sz, sZ, SZ"                        /* sz ligature */
  143.         +"& Z < zs, Zs, zS, ZS < \u017c, \u017b"       /* zs ligature */
  144.     };
  145. }
  146.