Class sap.ui.core.LocaleDataModule: sap/ui/core/LocaleData

Returns the defined pattern for representing the calendar week number.

Get combined datetime pattern with given date and and time style

Returns the currency code which is corresponded with the given currency symbol.

Returns the number of digits of the specified currency

Get currency format pattern

Returns the currency symbol for the specified currency, if no symbol is found the ISO 4217 currency code is returned

Get custom datetime pattern for a given skeleton format.

The format string does contain pattern symbols (e.g. "yMMMd" or "Hms") and will be converted into the pattern in the used locale, which matches the wanted symbols best. The symbols must be in canonical order, that is: Era (G), Year (y/Y), Quarter (q/Q), Month (M/L), Week (w/W), Day-Of-Week (E/e/c), Day (d/D), Hour (h/H/k/K/), Minute (m), Second (s), Timezone (z/Z/v/V/O/X/x)

See http://unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-dates.html#availableFormats_appendItems

Get date pattern in format "short", "medium", "long" or "full"

Get datetime pattern in style "short", "medium", "long" or "full"

Get day periods in width "narrow", "abbreviated" or "wide"

Get standalone day periods in width "narrow", "abbreviated" or "wide"

Get day names in width "narrow", "abbreviated" or "wide"

Get stand alone day names in width "narrow", "abbreviated" or "wide"

Returns the short decimal formats (like 1K, 1M....)

Get decimal format pattern

Returns the display name for a time unit (second, minute, hour, day, week, month, year)

Returns the map of era ids to era dates

Returns array of eras

Returns the day that usually is regarded as the first day of a week in the current locale. Days are encoded as integer where sunday=0, monday=1 etc.

All week data information in the CLDR is provided for territories (countries). If the locale of this LocaleData doesn't contain country information (e.g. if it contains only a language), then the "likelySubtag" information of the CLDR is taken into account to guess the "most likely" territory for the locale.

Returns the interval format with the given Id (see CLDR documentation for valid Ids) or the fallback format if no interval format with that Id is known.

The empty Id ("") might be used to retrieve the interval format fallback.

Get locale specific language names

Returns the minimal number of days of the week which must be contained in the new year to become the first week of the year. Depending on the country, this is just a single day (in the US) or at least 4 days (in most of Europe).

All week data information in the CLDR is provided for territories (countries). If the locale of this LocaleData doesn't contain country information (e.g. if it contains only a language), then the "likelySubtag" information of the CLDR is taken into account to guess the "most likely" territory for the locale.

Get month names in width "narrow", "abbreviated" or "wide"

Get stand alone month names in width "narrow", "abbreviated" or "wide"

Get number symbol "decimal", "group", "plusSign", "minusSign", "percentSign"

Get orientation (left-to-right or right-to-left)

Get percent format pattern

Returns the preferred calendar type for the current locale which exists in sap.ui.core.CalendarType

returns {sap.ui.core.CalendarType} the preferred calendar type

Returns the preferred hour pattern symbol (h for 12, H for 24 hours) for the current locale

returns {string} the preferred hour symbol

Get quarter names in width "narrow", "abbreviated" or "wide"

Get stand alone quarter names in width "narrow", "abbreviated" or "wide"

Returns the relative day resource pattern (like "Today", "Yesterday", "{0} days ago") based on the given difference of days (0 means today, 1 means tommorrow, -1 means yesterday, ...).

Returns the relative resource pattern with unit 'hour' (like "in {0} hour(s)", "{0} hour(s) ago" under locale 'en') based on the given difference value (positive value means in the future and negative value means in the past).

There's no pattern defined for 0 difference and the function returns null if 0 is given. In the 0 difference case, you can use the getRelativeMinute or getRelativeSecond function to format the difference using unit 'minute' or 'second'.

Returns the relative resource pattern with unit 'minute' (like "in {0} minute(s)", "{0} minute(s) ago" under locale 'en') based on the given difference value (positive value means in the future and negative value means in the past).

There's no pattern defined for 0 difference and the function returns null if 0 is given. In the 0 difference case, you can use the getRelativeSecond function to format the difference using unit 'second'.

Returns the relative month resource pattern (like "This month", "Last month", "{0} months ago") based on the given difference of months (0 means this month, 1 means next month, -1 means last month, ...).

Returns the relative format pattern with given scale (year, month, week, ...) and difference value

Returns relative time patterns for the given scales as an array of objects containing scale, value and pattern.

The array may contain the following values: "year", "month", "week", "day", "hour", "minute" and "second". If no scales are given, patterns for all available scales will be returned.

The return array will contain objects looking like: { scale: "minute", sign: 1, pattern: "in {0} minutes" }

Returns the relative resource pattern with unit 'second' (like now, "in {0} seconds", "{0} seconds ago" under locale 'en') based on the given difference value (0 means now, positive value means in the future and negative value means in the past).

Returns the relative week resource pattern (like "This week", "Last week", "{0} weeks ago") based on the given difference of weeks (0 means this week, 1 means next week, -1 means last week, ...).

Returns the relative year resource pattern (like "This year", "Last year", "{0} year ago") based on the given difference of years (0 means this year, 1 means next year, -1 means last year, ...).

Get locale specific script names

Get locale specific territory names

Get time pattern in style "short", "medium", "long" or "full"

Returns the last day of a weekend for the given locale.

Days are encoded in the same way as for getFirstDayOfWeek.

All week data information in the CLDR is provided for territories (countries). If the locale of this LocaleData doesn't contain country information (e.g. if it contains only a language), then the "likelySubtag" information of the CLDR is taken into account to guess the "most likely" territory for the locale.

Returns the first day of a weekend for the given locale.

Days are encoded in the same way as for getFirstDayOfWeek.

All week data information in the CLDR is provided for territories (countries). If the locale of this LocaleData doesn't contain country information (e.g. if it contains only a language), then the "likelySubtag" information of the CLDR is taken into account to guess the "most likely" territory for the locale.