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LOCALEHELPER(1) | LOCALEHELPER(1) |
NAME¶
localehelper - generate locales and set internationalization environment variables
SYNOPSIS¶
localehelper [-x locale[,locale...]] [intvar=locale[,locale-fallback...]]... [--] commandline
localehelper {-h | --help}
DESCRIPTION¶
- 1. Set each internationalization environment variable to locale (possibly falling back to locale-fallback).
- 2. Unset all other internationalization environment variables.
- 3. If needed, generate missing locales (in a temporary location).
- 4. Run the specified command.
OPTIONS¶
- -x locale[,locale...]
- Make sure these locales are available, even when they are not used in any internationalization environment variable.
- -h, --help
- Display help and exit.
ENVIRONMENT¶
The following environment variables can be set or unset by localehelper:
- LANG
- fall-back for LC_* variables
- LC_COLLATE
- affects regular expression matching and string collation.
- LC_CTYPE
- affects regular expression matching, character classification, conversion, case-sensitive comparison, and wide character functions
- LC_MESSAGES
- affects natural-language messages
- LC_MONETARY
- affects monetary formatting
- LC_NUMERIC
- affects number formatting
- LC_TIME
- affects time and date formatting
- other LC_*
- may affect other linguistic and cultural aspects
- LC_ALL
- overrides all LC_*
- LANGUAGE
- affects natural-language messages
The following environment variables may be used by users to announce specific localization requirements to applications, but are left intact by localehelper:
- NLSPATH
- message catalogue path for catopen(3)
- TEXTDOMAIN
- message catalogue domain for gettext(1)
- TEXTDOMAINDIR
- message catalogue directory for gettext(1)
EXAMPLES¶
$ localehelper LANG=es_ES.UTF-8 locale mon | xargs -n1 -d ';' enero febrero marzo abril mayo junio julio agosto septiembre octubre noviembre diciembre
SEE ALSO¶
2023-11-17 | localehelper 0.1.4 |