Internationalization

Module Description

Classes in this group let you internationalize your software with the convenient and easy-to-use framework of class RWLocale, and to use class RWZone to manipulate time zones and Daylight Saving Time. The entire library is eight-bit clean, so you can use it with any eight-bit character set.

Classes
class	RWAnsiLocale
	Implements the RWLocale interface, and encapsulates the C++ Standard Library locale. More...
struct	RWDaylightBoundary
	Struct used by RWDaylightRule to define the beginning and ending of daylight saving time. More...
struct	RWDaylightRule
	Struct that defines daylight saving time rules. More...
class	RWLocale
	Defines an interface that formats the conversion of strings to and from dates and times. More...
class	RWLocaleSnapshot
	Creates an snapshot of a locale by querying the program's environment to determine the formatting conventions in effect at the moment of instantiation. More...
class	RWZone
	Abstract base class defining an interface to describe time zones. More...
class	RWZoneSimple
	A basic, concrete time zone implementation of the abstract class RWZone, based on the Daylight Saving Time (DST) rules defined in struct RWDaylightRule. More...

Enumerations
enum	RWLocale::CurrSymbol { RWLocale::NONE, RWLocale::LOCAL, RWLocale::INTL }

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum RWLocale::CurrSymbol

Controls how to format currency, specifying whether to use no currency symbol, the local currency symbol (such as $), or the international currency symbol (such as USD).

Enumerator
NONE	No currency symbol
LOCAL	Local currency symbol
INTL	International currency symbol