1# $FreeBSD$ 2# 3# WARNING: spaces may be essential at the end of lines 4# WARNING: empty lines are essential too 5# 6# Short month names 7# 8Jan 9Feb 10Mär 11Apr 12Mai 13Jun 14Jul 15Aug 16Sep 17Okt 18Nov 19Dez 20# 21# Long month names (as in a date) 22# 23Januar 24Februar 25März 26April 27Mai 28Juni 29Juli 30August 31September 32Oktober 33November 34Dezember 35# 36# Short weekday names 37# 38So 39Mo 40Di 41Mi 42Do 43Fr 44Sa 45# 46# Long weekday names 47# 48Sonntag 49Montag 50Dienstag 51Mittwoch 52Donnerstag 53Freitag 54Samstag 55# 56# X_fmt 57# 58%H:%M:%S 59# 60# x_fmt 61# 62# Note about the new DIN5008, ISO8601 and EN28601 format of %Y-%m-%d: 63# A quick poll on IRC and the -doc mailinglist (June 2009) showed that 64# this format was not used often enough to push this change through. 65# 66%d.%m.%Y 67# 68# c_fmt 69# 70%a %e %b %X %Y 71# 72# am 73# 74am 75# 76# pm 77# 78pm 79# 80# date_fmt 81# 82%a %e %b %Y %X %Z 83# 84# Long month names (without case ending) 85# 86Januar 87Februar 88März 89April 90Mai 91Juni 92Juli 93August 94September 95Oktober 96November 97Dezember 98# 99# md_order 100# 101dm 102# 103# ampm_fmt 104# 105%I:%M:%S %p 106# EOF 107