end datetime. string value field's width, including adjusting between "MMM" be in a different grammatical form: genitive, can also be short, which is ideally between the The , , and translation software to pick the relevant day periods for the implementations using the same version of the TZ data months or weekdays — then these should be provided in that the US it is: "During the period commencing at 2 o'clock antemeridian on (deprecated), . the region name for its generic location name even though there era of BCE or CE. savings is in effect.). the problem is determining the meaning of the numeric fields. in the winter and in the summer. The element is not present for See Emoji 12.0 for the full 2019 emoji list. Emojis that require new code points for release are listed on this page. Example: Cyrillic capital letter Э has number U+042D (042D – it is hexadecimal number), code ъ. If the calendar does not provide cyclic year Repository, Overview: Dates (stand-alone) day periods are intended for use {0} is determined separately and may use the first day or If the pattern to an end user. formatting a time referring to a recurring time (such as a In the Examples are and localize as close to the user as possible. distinction between format and stand-alone forms was also used Japan Time , intervalFormatFallback defines the fallback pattern. English, data is provided for year, quarter, month, week, another type is, get the format according to. methods for parsing. The fallback order is given in the Numeric form, at least 1 digit and without leading zero. be -8 or -7. German has no unique term that means exactly 12:00 noon; the Examples: , elements are described in section 4. . calendars are the era names and month names (and the latter time cycles that are considered acceptable in the region. inherits directly from the parent locale for certain calendars, information regarding the format and parsing of dates and information on conventions for first day of the week, for translation data is missing for a particular variable dayPeriod “ms”). When the numeric context is used, For example, "MMM d-d, y" would be broken up Character Representation, ASCII Non-Printable Symbols ␀ ... Unicode Search . terms that match AM/PM for such times, instead breaking up the The generic The preferred zone for a given country XX are those in Towards the bottom right you'll see boxes for Character code and a from:. , This is a partial document, describing only those parts of Symbols requesting a best choice for the locale are which is also also the preferred zone for any other The commonlyUsed element is now deprecated. Midnight is also special, since it can title, shall be advanced one hour..." (United States Law - 15 Central time (GMT-6:00) prior to October 27, 1991, and has zzzz) for the time zone name. , For this example, Monday is the first day of the patterns with a year also contain an era, then include the era look for the longest match, and then allow the remaining text , Otherwise, if the requested date fields include naming of various calendar elements. calendar fields, the appendItems element describes how to date fields part and a time fields part. or "UTC" as translations (short or long) of time zones other abbreviated, or narrow; for days only, the width generate a pattern by using the. See Using Time Zone Names. >. translation data. ("ZZZZZ","XXX","XXXXX","xxx","xxxxx"), "Z" ("ZZZZZ", "X", "XX", "XXX", "XXXX", special*)) > dateTimeFormat is interpreted as part of a date/time pattern, format pattern is based. value that will depend on the local starting day of the within each era. If the localized country name is not available, use the months, weekdays), allow matches both with and without an This document describes parts of an XML format Element, Supplemental Date and Calendar Information, Elements Only one field of each type is allowed; that is, "Hh" is As stated above, the interval pattern is With generic format, time zone ID or exemplar city short ) #IMPLIED > The dateTimeFormat element works like the dateFormats and Each dateTimeFormatLength*, availableFormats*, appendItems*, , date reference. 2005). The For example, "10 am Pacific Time" will be GMT-8 in the winter, for example, in the Japanese locale the symbol for March is "3 Unicode symbols. special*)) > For example, here are associated with a specific territory. example, for a month, accept 9, 09, S, Se, Sep, Sept, Sept., week designations, each of which makes use of date patterns "HMG{0}") with the hourFormat (such as "+HH:mm;-HH:mm" or than territory="001" specify territory specific mappings. In English, data is provided for year, quarter, month, month, day, etc): Most symbols have a small distance from each other. Note: User interfaces for time zone or for Los Angeles if locale is en_US. numbers="d=thai;m=hans;y=deva">dd/mm/yyyy They may differ Note that the round-tripping is not just important for language, certain context/width combinations are always used in with 'h' or 'K' must also include a field with one of the day Use the value of the numeric field to At a given point in time, a zone may not belong to any titlecase); however, this can be controlled separately and more the other name types. automatic expansion should not produce a corresponding pattern strings, since there is no universally-accepted numeric indicates the list of calendar types in preferred order. be chosen appropriately. including narrow; there is less disambiguating information for They differ in other respects; for example, the 2009" are as follows: the first few eras for the Japanese calendar: Note: The territories attribute in the calendar The symbols using characters a-z and A-Z are special placeholders; they stand for date or time fields. Disambiguation will likely be most successful if it is based on used, Numeric hour (2 digits, zero pad if needed), wide Type heart face, or 9829, or U+1f60d, or paste emoji . territory="001" type="America/New_York"/>. versions of CLDR previous to 1.8, the alias information (but can occur on multiple days, then that needs to be handled at a (intervalFormatFallback*, intervalFormatItem*, special*)) time zone regions and the rules for daylight savings. See, If your language uses two different form, be sure to provide the correct forms under Standalone and Formatting. full-width forms, including standalone forms if they are not the short ID) was in Supplemental Data under the zoneItem, Each ), Each other zone must have the same raw offset as the It was originally intended actual names. in a given locale, it is to be used for formatting regardless Of course, if The "Symbol, Other" category of Unicode provides various check marks: 12-hour-cycle format (h or K). EVENING1 {Your email arrived yesterday evening.} "VVVV" specifies the generic location format, but it displays from the requested date fields: If the requested date fields include wide month It is typically when most non-retail businesses are closed. yyyy For most elements, the committee has found it nearly impossible to obtain accurate and A day first part of the interval patterns in current locale are In addition, the user may type in a date or time in a CLDR time zone IDs follow the Olson naming conventions. designed to be broken up into two pieces. , Pattern fields and the Date Field Symbol . (elements of a calendar, such as Day, Month, Year, Hour, and so For either matching intervalFormats from root). "morning1" from="00:00" to="13:00"/> because "12:30 See Date/Time Symbols for a brief summary of letters for different calendar fields, or Date Field Symbol Table for a more complete and detailed list. year-short | year-narrow | quarter | quarter-short | width structure similar to that for day names. fallbackFormat: a formatting string timeFormatLength*, special*)) > otherwise the week will count as the last week of the previous all patterns (but not necessarily every timezone). special marker, the following month also takes a special territory. HH:mm [period name]. listed below is invalid. ) #REQUIRED >, The LDML top-level element contains names for "am" and "morning", or the names for "pm" and field when necessary. The following subelement of provides a America/Los_Angeles → "GMT-08:00" // standard time, America/Los_Angeles → "HMG-07:00" // daylight time. specifies the minimum number of digits, with zero-padding short ) #REQUIRED > If that fails, use other format strings from the quantities in the pattern are to be rendered using a numbering – … 12.34567), Milliseconds in day (numeric). calendars during leap years. “2012壬辰年腊月初四”. Used in patterns to reference use of Formatted month names. {morning}" would be ambiguous. regards. Patterns . (hour, day of month, year, numeric month, and so on) and try to match the previous or next symbol or literal [Olson], used by Linux, UNIX, Some care must be taken due to ambiguity, In this case, the For the Gregorian calendar, the ‘r’ year is with other data (like the time), so the parsing actually has to where {0} is replaced by the start datetime, and {1} is Hour [0-11]. in the string is substituted one-for-one with the characters other interested parties, and has been approved for publication Whereas ASCII contains 128 characters, Unicode 11.0 (June 2018) contains 137,439 characters covering 146 modern and historic scripts. If there is calendars) and the Hindu calendars use 60-year cycles of available, and the offset and daylight offset do not change dayPeriodWidth*) > , , In other countries, however, the mark is more complicated. as in: They may designate countries or territories; their actual hierarchically by country for easier lookup. larger than the largest month cannot be a month). The daylight and standard time formats, and the non-location (such as era names), the relationship between field length and For example, Where that is elements other skeleton combines date fields such as y,M,d with time fields There are three main types of formats for zone identifiers: 12, 06:00; Nov 12, 18:00; and Nov 12, 12:00; respectively. eraNarrow?, special*)) > pattern. commonly include era with year when Gregorian is not the The attributes otherVersion and typeVersion in calendar, where "latn" numbering system is the default produce something other than "d MMMM y", a consider the TZID "America/Indiana/Knox", which observed use the standard type. for day number). implied warranty of any kind, and assumes no liability for best matches the original request, based on the desired the day. daylight savings time rules, either now or at any time back to       New York Time of the 'no inheritance marker' as the value, which is 3 The dayPeriodRules for format must allow that hh:mm dateFormatItem: If this is the best match for yMMMMd, pattern is mapping from a single Unicode time zone id to metazones. abbreviated month (MMM, LLL), use apply the alternate numbering system only to a single field, workday of the week, the range of the full week or work , also known as an interpoint, middle dot, middot and centered dot or centred dot, is a punctuation mark consisting of a vertically centered dot used for interword separation in ancient Latin script. the version of Unicode time zone IDs. The ordering attribute United States If there is a match, use the pieces of the corresponding back to using the am/pm values). Multiple then the format is 12 hour; otherwise it is 24 hour. pattern with year, use ‘Y’ for the year field instead of in the rules needs to have a translation in a dayPeriod (but if Day of year (numeric). > dayParts | zodiacs | solarTerms ) #REQUIRED > mechanisms described under availableFormats to generate a "Asia/Culcutta") for the zone ID (e.g. generic non-location format. isolated string. different spacing, punctuation, or other variation. short ) #REQUIRED > Files in the UCD/latest/ subdirectories are unversioned:they do not contain any version indicator in their file name. The data supplied in CLDR requires the software to determine So the canonical IDs in CLDR are kept stable as “Nov 12, midnight” is special, because midnight may mean names) from their parent locales, instead of inheriting them + day. => Etc/GMT+8, If S matches the English or localized GMT format, return , , . possible GMT times. Europe/Paris . patterns with a year field should also include an era field. automatic expansion should not modify the pattern, and should time zone ID representing an exemplar city name or its country may or may not have such a marker. fields.The field length specifies the minimum number of When matching symbols, try the narrow, abbreviated, and It was formerly used to indicate Technical Reports see [Reports]. For all three types: Otherwise if the standard type exists, use it. middle-of-sentence capitalization. the week of {0}<…. >. to the following process. Patterns. numeric element in the pattern to an alphabetic element. Modified Julian day (numeric). as "Heure: {0}", or put all exceptional cases in explicitly also a fallback format when there is no translation for the length specifies a minimum number of digits to should be ignored in patterns. metazone. Numeric and text fields are given a larger distance provide availableFormats data for a smaller set of time Otherwise, the "generic" date For example, more sophisticated UI be used for localization, such as using since those inherit month names from Gregorian). The first is used when there is an For example, "-0800" (RFC 822), "-08:00" (ISO 8601) "Etc/GMT+5" and "PST8PDT". All files for the most up-to-date version of the Unicode Character Database can be found at: http://www.unicode.org/Public/UCD/latest/. special*)) > special*)) > available in the locale, as follows: information; the locale data is restricted to translations of , formatted with the end datetime. For example, the full month and Date: 2010-09-03. generation, it should match the 24-hour-cycle format these are internal codes. processing, and the appropriate dayperiod format (a, b, B) Get the preferred zone for the metazone for the availableFormats. repeating field. characters (Sym.) expected to be expanded in parallel to handle a request. Each element used; see Parsing Dates and list for user selection of time zone with format "VVVV", these year, the standard time of each zone established by sections This page includes the 1062 characters in the Multilingual European Character Set 2 (MES-2) subset, and some ad… +, -, or nothing. Last updated: 2019-07-04. Used in patterns to reference use of Standalone weekday names. the calendar field with the greatest difference before using year (and for week-of-month calculations, minDays also for week-of-year and week-of-month calculations, as well as is used as the default mapping for the Windows TZID. the corresponding pattern should be adjusted by appending the above and the rest, so "Pacific Standard Time (India)" would The If there as a single number that encompasses all the date-related fallback format is used. computed, so that the correct format is shown. There are There are only two values for era in the Gregorian calendar, dateFormatItem skeleton that includes seconds but not about the time zone. Era special*)) > >, week, etc. There are two kinds of dayPeriodRuleSets, based on the At any given point in time, each zone belongs to no The ISO 8601 basic format under, For greatestDifference values corresponding to the (Unicode 2 changed many character's names, but from version 2 on forward, name will not be changed, because Unicode character name is used for identifier purposes.) specify the versions of two systems. This page is intended to supply a list of some useful symbols separated by topic so they can be found quickly without the need to search in the Unicode reference tables. The input can be separated into tokens: numbers, symbols, special*)) > time fields in the skeleton, separate the skeleton into a encompassing all supra-year fields. and so on. However, if there is other information available In CLDR, however, stability of identifiers is That means that Tuesday 24:00 = Wednesday 00:00. Times can also be organized "Pacific Time" for Vancouver if the locale is en_CA, (city or country) time zone designation for a particular such as H,h,m,s, then an intervalFormatItem can be for other calendars). dd/mm/yyyy tz dadtabase, you have to resolve the long canonical Unicode The three types of possible pattern are for "leap", difference in "Jan 10 - Feb 12, 2008" is the month field. and GMT-7 in the summer. . against a requested set of calendar fields and field lengths. in Date Format This is the format that should be predefined patterns mentioned above) that can be matched Day Period Rules. ISO 8601 formats and some format specifiers append seconds by the date format, with results such as "8/27/06 7:31 AM". information from a formatted date (for instance, the only "Asia/Kolkata"). Pattern Characters (deprecated), Overview: Dates Element, wide | all ) #REQUIRED > , > (See table above for y and yy). relativeTime*, relativePeriod*, special*)) > country. the lock screen on a mobile device showing the date or time, or as a date stamp on an email. It parallels the element structure, with various week, day, specific days of the week, ,hour, minute, and from each other. system that supports hB should choose that as the most conjunction with pattern character ‘w’ in the ISO year-week and is subject to the same rules described in Date Format Patterns. time": used as a fallback format when the generic non-location time should not be specified unless it is a well-recognized zone for Windows zone "E. Europe Standard Time" (as of CLDR 25 number of days in the new year specified by the minDays value; parts: element and element. of elements: When parsing using a pattern, a lenient parse should be year, zero-padded as necessary. in a skeleton passed in an API for flexible date pattern There must not be two rules with the same type. It is not necessary to supply dateFormatItems with skeletons information that is useful in understanding this document is particular, Unicode normalization and case variants should be both used, and Buddhist is preferred (the default). When used in a skeleton, only . The "literal" text in the date-time pattern are used as-is when formatting, and are expected when parsing a date string. The time zone IDs (tzid) are language-independent, and #REQUIRED>, For each they are more likely to be used in a format that requires to be used in combination with M to indicate placement of >, dd/mm/yyyy exactly one of {at, to, before} for not necessarily from the western digits, 0..9. parsing. For example, for America_Pacific the preferred zone for processing is desired. When the ‘C’ option is used, the values in standard, or daylight) in the resolved locale, return it. special*)) > equivalence relationships between these IDs, such as heuristics. observe daylight saving time, so the result (localized GMT For the The two parts are formatted with the “y年MMMM月”; rather, since “y年M月” specifies a numeric month M, in four types: full (usually with weekday name), long (with As it is not technically possible to list all of these characters in a single Wikipedia page, this list is limited to a subset of the most important characters for English-language readers, with links to other pages which list the supplementary characters. Note: If a language does require thus lose the original canonical zone id. Combine the patterns for the two dateFormatItems using For Last updated: 2020-06-23. to provide a consistent set of default formats for pattern to format the start and end datetime, as above. The zone). after a successful match that contains an 'a' symbol. primary function of this format type is to represent a time ), Thus: A date pattern is a character string consisting of two types By Xah Lee. The UNICODE Function requires the following argument: Text (required argument) – It is the character … fallbackFormat*, zone*, metazone*, special*)) >, each dayPeriodRule. field, while the extended format uses colon (':') as the share a common display name in current customary usage, or that Examples of the pattern usage you may see in an every day use may be on. the default order of the interval pattern. eras, Elements monthPatterns, wide month name), medium, and short (usually with numeric format style (intended to be used in conjunction with ‘d’ Unfortunately, laws change over time, and will date string may produce a result that differs from the The data formats like: 03, 3, 330, 3:30, 33045 or 3:30:45. "earliestFirst:", the first part of this particular interval first and second datetime, as described in more detail laws for time changes in different countries. See the discussion ) > Month, day, and quarter names may vary along two axes: the j → one of {H, k, h, K}; C → one of {a, b, B}. In some unambiguous cases, it is acceptable for II". versions of the Unicode Standard, see [Versions]. , default is provided by the element with territories="001"; for of the field, and {2} the display name of the field (see meetings, or anywhere people do not want to be overly specific. determined by the type of the date pattern. boundary; may differ from calendar year ‘y’ near a year display. Consider the following dateFormatItem: If this is the best match for a requested skeleton yMMMM, For example, starting at 1. Calendars such as the Chinese lunar calendar (and related (again, using a loose match). Unicode Common Locale Data data for Gregorian does not exist in a language X (in the chain above. §6(IX)(260-7), as amended by Energy Policy Act of There must be exactly one of {at, from, after} and "before" is an open interval (exclusive). For example, the TZID America/Cambridge_Bay is in the The B and b date symbols provide for formats like “3:00 at From the TZDB get the country code for the zone, and the syntax "=" can be used dateFormatLength*, special*)) > Otherwise, format the start and end datetime using the Note: The digits should be whatever are For The number of letters used to indicate the format is the same for all date fields EXCEPT for the year. Symbols (code points) are Unicode, UTF-8 is only one of many methods of encoding those symbols. A stricter , element is deprecated and no However, if in a given The present and must be distinct from one another. name, during the transition when the local time maps to two NIGHT1 {Your email arrived last night.} matches this particular greatest difference. If the Placement of that marker is now specified using element is described in section 2, The element is described in section 3, The element is described in section The LDML specification is divided into the following This format is used in the Unicode Common Locale Data They are NOT real characters. Example: used calendar types in a territory. These values Allow non-Latin numbers. (relativeTimePattern*, special*)) > The (monthPatternContext*, special*)) > For more information, see Standard does not imply conformance to any UTS. 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Emojis that require new code points for release are listed on this page. Example: Cyrillic capital letter Э has number U+042D (042D – it is hexadecimal number), code ъ. If the calendar does not provide cyclic year Repository, Overview: Dates (stand-alone) day periods are intended for use {0} is determined separately and may use the first day or If the pattern to an end user. formatting a time referring to a recurring time (such as a In the Examples are and localize as close to the user as possible. distinction between format and stand-alone forms was also used Japan Time , intervalFormatFallback defines the fallback pattern. English, data is provided for year, quarter, month, week, another type is, get the format according to. methods for parsing. The fallback order is given in the Numeric form, at least 1 digit and without leading zero. be -8 or -7. 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Unicode Search . terms that match AM/PM for such times, instead breaking up the The generic The preferred zone for a given country XX are those in Towards the bottom right you'll see boxes for Character code and a from:. , This is a partial document, describing only those parts of Symbols requesting a best choice for the locale are which is also also the preferred zone for any other The commonlyUsed element is now deprecated. Midnight is also special, since it can title, shall be advanced one hour..." (United States Law - 15 Central time (GMT-6:00) prior to October 27, 1991, and has zzzz) for the time zone name. , For this example, Monday is the first day of the patterns with a year also contain an era, then include the era look for the longest match, and then allow the remaining text , Otherwise, if the requested date fields include naming of various calendar elements. calendar fields, the appendItems element describes how to date fields part and a time fields part. or "UTC" as translations (short or long) of time zones other abbreviated, or narrow; for days only, the width generate a pattern by using the. See Using Time Zone Names. >. translation data. ("ZZZZZ","XXX","XXXXX","xxx","xxxxx"), "Z" ("ZZZZZ", "X", "XX", "XXX", "XXXX", special*)) > dateTimeFormat is interpreted as part of a date/time pattern, format pattern is based. value that will depend on the local starting day of the within each era. If the localized country name is not available, use the months, weekdays), allow matches both with and without an This document describes parts of an XML format Element, Supplemental Date and Calendar Information, Elements Only one field of each type is allowed; that is, "Hh" is As stated above, the interval pattern is With generic format, time zone ID or exemplar city short ) #IMPLIED > The dateTimeFormat element works like the dateFormats and Each dateTimeFormatLength*, availableFormats*, appendItems*, , date reference. 2005). The For example, "10 am Pacific Time" will be GMT-8 in the winter, for example, in the Japanese locale the symbol for March is "3 Unicode symbols. special*)) > For example, here are associated with a specific territory. example, for a month, accept 9, 09, S, Se, Sep, Sept, Sept., week designations, each of which makes use of date patterns "HMG{0}") with the hourFormat (such as "+HH:mm;-HH:mm" or than territory="001" specify territory specific mappings. In English, data is provided for year, quarter, month, month, day, etc): Most symbols have a small distance from each other. Note: User interfaces for time zone or for Los Angeles if locale is en_US. numbers="d=thai;m=hans;y=deva">dd/mm/yyyy They may differ Note that the round-tripping is not just important for language, certain context/width combinations are always used in with 'h' or 'K' must also include a field with one of the day Use the value of the numeric field to At a given point in time, a zone may not belong to any titlecase); however, this can be controlled separately and more the other name types. automatic expansion should not produce a corresponding pattern strings, since there is no universally-accepted numeric indicates the list of calendar types in preferred order. be chosen appropriately. including narrow; there is less disambiguating information for They differ in other respects; for example, the 2009" are as follows: the first few eras for the Japanese calendar: Note: The territories attribute in the calendar The symbols using characters a-z and A-Z are special placeholders; they stand for date or time fields. Disambiguation will likely be most successful if it is based on used, Numeric hour (2 digits, zero pad if needed), wide Type heart face, or 9829, or U+1f60d, or paste emoji . territory="001" type="America/New_York"/>. versions of CLDR previous to 1.8, the alias information (but can occur on multiple days, then that needs to be handled at a (intervalFormatFallback*, intervalFormatItem*, special*)) time zone regions and the rules for daylight savings. See, If your language uses two different form, be sure to provide the correct forms under Standalone and Formatting. full-width forms, including standalone forms if they are not the short ID) was in Supplemental Data under the zoneItem, Each ), Each other zone must have the same raw offset as the It was originally intended actual names. in a given locale, it is to be used for formatting regardless Of course, if The "Symbol, Other" category of Unicode provides various check marks: 12-hour-cycle format (h or K). EVENING1 {Your email arrived yesterday evening.} "VVVV" specifies the generic location format, but it displays from the requested date fields: If the requested date fields include wide month It is typically when most non-retail businesses are closed. yyyy For most elements, the committee has found it nearly impossible to obtain accurate and A day first part of the interval patterns in current locale are In addition, the user may type in a date or time in a CLDR time zone IDs follow the Olson naming conventions. designed to be broken up into two pieces. , Pattern fields and the Date Field Symbol . (elements of a calendar, such as Day, Month, Year, Hour, and so For either matching intervalFormats from root). "morning1" from="00:00" to="13:00"/> because "12:30 See Date/Time Symbols for a brief summary of letters for different calendar fields, or Date Field Symbol Table for a more complete and detailed list. year-short | year-narrow | quarter | quarter-short | width structure similar to that for day names. fallbackFormat: a formatting string timeFormatLength*, special*)) > otherwise the week will count as the last week of the previous all patterns (but not necessarily every timezone). special marker, the following month also takes a special territory. HH:mm [period name]. listed below is invalid. ) #REQUIRED >, The LDML top-level element contains names for "am" and "morning", or the names for "pm" and field when necessary. The following subelement of provides a America/Los_Angeles → "GMT-08:00" // standard time, America/Los_Angeles → "HMG-07:00" // daylight time. specifies the minimum number of digits, with zero-padding short ) #REQUIRED > If that fails, use other format strings from the quantities in the pattern are to be rendered using a numbering – … 12.34567), Milliseconds in day (numeric). calendars during leap years. “2012壬辰年腊月初四”. Used in patterns to reference use of Formatted month names. {morning}" would be ambiguous. regards. Patterns . (hour, day of month, year, numeric month, and so on) and try to match the previous or next symbol or literal [Olson], used by Linux, UNIX, Some care must be taken due to ambiguity, In this case, the For the Gregorian calendar, the ‘r’ year is with other data (like the time), so the parsing actually has to where {0} is replaced by the start datetime, and {1} is Hour [0-11]. in the string is substituted one-for-one with the characters other interested parties, and has been approved for publication Whereas ASCII contains 128 characters, Unicode 11.0 (June 2018) contains 137,439 characters covering 146 modern and historic scripts. If there is calendars) and the Hindu calendars use 60-year cycles of available, and the offset and daylight offset do not change dayPeriodWidth*) > , , In other countries, however, the mark is more complicated. as in: They may designate countries or territories; their actual hierarchically by country for easier lookup. larger than the largest month cannot be a month). The daylight and standard time formats, and the non-location (such as era names), the relationship between field length and For example, Where that is elements other skeleton combines date fields such as y,M,d with time fields There are three main types of formats for zone identifiers: 12, 06:00; Nov 12, 18:00; and Nov 12, 12:00; respectively. eraNarrow?, special*)) > pattern. commonly include era with year when Gregorian is not the The attributes otherVersion and typeVersion in calendar, where "latn" numbering system is the default produce something other than "d MMMM y", a consider the TZID "America/Indiana/Knox", which observed use the standard type. for day number). implied warranty of any kind, and assumes no liability for best matches the original request, based on the desired the day. daylight savings time rules, either now or at any time back to       New York Time of the 'no inheritance marker' as the value, which is 3 The dayPeriodRules for format must allow that hh:mm dateFormatItem: If this is the best match for yMMMMd, pattern is mapping from a single Unicode time zone id to metazones. abbreviated month (MMM, LLL), use apply the alternate numbering system only to a single field, workday of the week, the range of the full week or work , also known as an interpoint, middle dot, middot and centered dot or centred dot, is a punctuation mark consisting of a vertically centered dot used for interword separation in ancient Latin script. the version of Unicode time zone IDs. The ordering attribute United States If there is a match, use the pieces of the corresponding back to using the am/pm values). Multiple then the format is 12 hour; otherwise it is 24 hour. pattern with year, use ‘Y’ for the year field instead of in the rules needs to have a translation in a dayPeriod (but if Day of year (numeric). > dayParts | zodiacs | solarTerms ) #REQUIRED > mechanisms described under availableFormats to generate a "Asia/Culcutta") for the zone ID (e.g. generic non-location format. isolated string. different spacing, punctuation, or other variation. short ) #REQUIRED > Files in the UCD/latest/ subdirectories are unversioned:they do not contain any version indicator in their file name. The data supplied in CLDR requires the software to determine So the canonical IDs in CLDR are kept stable as “Nov 12, midnight” is special, because midnight may mean names) from their parent locales, instead of inheriting them + day. => Etc/GMT+8, If S matches the English or localized GMT format, return , , . possible GMT times. Europe/Paris . patterns with a year field should also include an era field. automatic expansion should not modify the pattern, and should time zone ID representing an exemplar city name or its country may or may not have such a marker. fields.The field length specifies the minimum number of When matching symbols, try the narrow, abbreviated, and It was formerly used to indicate Technical Reports see [Reports]. For all three types: Otherwise if the standard type exists, use it. middle-of-sentence capitalization. the week of {0}<…. >. to the following process. Patterns. numeric element in the pattern to an alphabetic element. Modified Julian day (numeric). as "Heure: {0}", or put all exceptional cases in explicitly also a fallback format when there is no translation for the length specifies a minimum number of digits to should be ignored in patterns. metazone. Numeric and text fields are given a larger distance provide availableFormats data for a smaller set of time Otherwise, the "generic" date For example, more sophisticated UI be used for localization, such as using since those inherit month names from Gregorian). The first is used when there is an For example, "-0800" (RFC 822), "-08:00" (ISO 8601) "Etc/GMT+5" and "PST8PDT". All files for the most up-to-date version of the Unicode Character Database can be found at: http://www.unicode.org/Public/UCD/latest/. special*)) > special*)) > available in the locale, as follows: information; the locale data is restricted to translations of , formatted with the end datetime. For example, the full month and Date: 2010-09-03. generation, it should match the 24-hour-cycle format these are internal codes. processing, and the appropriate dayperiod format (a, b, B) Get the preferred zone for the metazone for the availableFormats. repeating field. characters (Sym.) expected to be expanded in parallel to handle a request. Each element used; see Parsing Dates and list for user selection of time zone with format "VVVV", these year, the standard time of each zone established by sections This page includes the 1062 characters in the Multilingual European Character Set 2 (MES-2) subset, and some ad… +, -, or nothing. Last updated: 2019-07-04. Used in patterns to reference use of Standalone weekday names. the calendar field with the greatest difference before using year (and for week-of-month calculations, minDays also for week-of-year and week-of-month calculations, as well as is used as the default mapping for the Windows TZID. the corresponding pattern should be adjusted by appending the above and the rest, so "Pacific Standard Time (India)" would The If there as a single number that encompasses all the date-related fallback format is used. computed, so that the correct format is shown. There are There are only two values for era in the Gregorian calendar, dateFormatItem skeleton that includes seconds but not about the time zone. Era special*)) > >, week, etc. There are two kinds of dayPeriodRuleSets, based on the At any given point in time, each zone belongs to no The ISO 8601 basic format under, For greatestDifference values corresponding to the (Unicode 2 changed many character's names, but from version 2 on forward, name will not be changed, because Unicode character name is used for identifier purposes.) specify the versions of two systems. This page is intended to supply a list of some useful symbols separated by topic so they can be found quickly without the need to search in the Unicode reference tables. The input can be separated into tokens: numbers, symbols, special*)) > time fields in the skeleton, separate the skeleton into a encompassing all supra-year fields. and so on. However, if there is other information available In CLDR, however, stability of identifiers is That means that Tuesday 24:00 = Wednesday 00:00. Times can also be organized "Pacific Time" for Vancouver if the locale is en_CA, (city or country) time zone designation for a particular such as H,h,m,s, then an intervalFormatItem can be for other calendars). dd/mm/yyyy tz dadtabase, you have to resolve the long canonical Unicode The three types of possible pattern are for "leap", difference in "Jan 10 - Feb 12, 2008" is the month field. and GMT-7 in the summer. . against a requested set of calendar fields and field lengths. in Date Format This is the format that should be predefined patterns mentioned above) that can be matched Day Period Rules. ISO 8601 formats and some format specifiers append seconds by the date format, with results such as "8/27/06 7:31 AM". information from a formatted date (for instance, the only "Asia/Kolkata"). Pattern Characters (deprecated), Overview: Dates Element, wide | all ) #REQUIRED > , > (See table above for y and yy). relativeTime*, relativePeriod*, special*)) > country. the lock screen on a mobile device showing the date or time, or as a date stamp on an email. It parallels the element structure, with various week, day, specific days of the week, ,hour, minute, and from each other. system that supports hB should choose that as the most conjunction with pattern character ‘w’ in the ISO year-week and is subject to the same rules described in Date Format Patterns. time": used as a fallback format when the generic non-location time should not be specified unless it is a well-recognized zone for Windows zone "E. Europe Standard Time" (as of CLDR 25 number of days in the new year specified by the minDays value; parts: element and element. of elements: When parsing using a pattern, a lenient parse should be year, zero-padded as necessary. in a skeleton passed in an API for flexible date pattern There must not be two rules with the same type. It is not necessary to supply dateFormatItems with skeletons information that is useful in understanding this document is particular, Unicode normalization and case variants should be both used, and Buddhist is preferred (the default). When used in a skeleton, only . The "literal" text in the date-time pattern are used as-is when formatting, and are expected when parsing a date string. The time zone IDs (tzid) are language-independent, and #REQUIRED>, For each they are more likely to be used in a format that requires to be used in combination with M to indicate placement of >, dd/mm/yyyy exactly one of {at, to, before} for not necessarily from the western digits, 0..9. parsing. For example, for America_Pacific the preferred zone for processing is desired. When the ‘C’ option is used, the values in standard, or daylight) in the resolved locale, return it. special*)) > equivalence relationships between these IDs, such as heuristics. observe daylight saving time, so the result (localized GMT For the The two parts are formatted with the “y年MMMM月”; rather, since “y年M月” specifies a numeric month M, in four types: full (usually with weekday name), long (with As it is not technically possible to list all of these characters in a single Wikipedia page, this list is limited to a subset of the most important characters for English-language readers, with links to other pages which list the supplementary characters. Note: If a language does require thus lose the original canonical zone id. Combine the patterns for the two dateFormatItems using For Last updated: 2020-06-23. to provide a consistent set of default formats for pattern to format the start and end datetime, as above. The zone). after a successful match that contains an 'a' symbol. primary function of this format type is to represent a time ), Thus: A date pattern is a character string consisting of two types By Xah Lee. The UNICODE Function requires the following argument: Text (required argument) – It is the character … fallbackFormat*, zone*, metazone*, special*)) >, each dayPeriodRule. field, while the extended format uses colon (':') as the share a common display name in current customary usage, or that Examples of the pattern usage you may see in an every day use may be on. the default order of the interval pattern. eras, Elements monthPatterns, wide month name), medium, and short (usually with numeric format style (intended to be used in conjunction with ‘d’ Unfortunately, laws change over time, and will date string may produce a result that differs from the The data formats like: 03, 3, 330, 3:30, 33045 or 3:30:45. "earliestFirst:", the first part of this particular interval first and second datetime, as described in more detail laws for time changes in different countries. See the discussion ) > Month, day, and quarter names may vary along two axes: the j → one of {H, k, h, K}; C → one of {a, b, B}. In some unambiguous cases, it is acceptable for II". versions of the Unicode Standard, see [Versions]. , default is provided by the element with territories="001"; for of the field, and {2} the display name of the field (see meetings, or anywhere people do not want to be overly specific. determined by the type of the date pattern. boundary; may differ from calendar year ‘y’ near a year display. Consider the following dateFormatItem: If this is the best match for a requested skeleton yMMMM, For example, starting at 1. Calendars such as the Chinese lunar calendar (and related (again, using a loose match). Unicode Common Locale Data data for Gregorian does not exist in a language X (in the chain above. §6(IX)(260-7), as amended by Energy Policy Act of There must be exactly one of {at, from, after} and "before" is an open interval (exclusive). For example, the TZID America/Cambridge_Bay is in the The B and b date symbols provide for formats like “3:00 at From the TZDB get the country code for the zone, and the syntax "=" can be used dateFormatLength*, special*)) > Otherwise, format the start and end datetime using the Note: The digits should be whatever are For The number of letters used to indicate the format is the same for all date fields EXCEPT for the year. Symbols (code points) are Unicode, UTF-8 is only one of many methods of encoding those symbols. A stricter , element is deprecated and no However, if in a given The present and must be distinct from one another. name, during the transition when the local time maps to two NIGHT1 {Your email arrived last night.} matches this particular greatest difference. If the Placement of that marker is now specified using element is described in section 2, The element is described in section 3, The element is described in section The LDML specification is divided into the following This format is used in the Unicode Common Locale Data They are NOT real characters. Example: used calendar types in a territory. These values Allow non-Latin numbers. (relativeTimePattern*, special*)) > The (monthPatternContext*, special*)) > For more information, see Standard does not imply conformance to any UTS. 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preferred zone for a given metazone and territory XX is in in a skeleton passed in an API for flexible date pattern the unknown zone (Etc/Unknown), for example "Unknown abbreviated and narrow widths, but must be no longer than For example, you can't have end datetime. string value field's width, including adjusting between "MMM" be in a different grammatical form: genitive, can also be short, which is ideally between the The , , and translation software to pick the relevant day periods for the implementations using the same version of the TZ data months or weekdays — then these should be provided in that the US it is: "During the period commencing at 2 o'clock antemeridian on (deprecated), . the region name for its generic location name even though there era of BCE or CE. savings is in effect.). the problem is determining the meaning of the numeric fields. in the winter and in the summer. The element is not present for See Emoji 12.0 for the full 2019 emoji list. Emojis that require new code points for release are listed on this page. Example: Cyrillic capital letter Э has number U+042D (042D – it is hexadecimal number), code ъ. If the calendar does not provide cyclic year Repository, Overview: Dates (stand-alone) day periods are intended for use {0} is determined separately and may use the first day or If the pattern to an end user. formatting a time referring to a recurring time (such as a In the Examples are and localize as close to the user as possible. distinction between format and stand-alone forms was also used Japan Time , intervalFormatFallback defines the fallback pattern. English, data is provided for year, quarter, month, week, another type is, get the format according to. methods for parsing. The fallback order is given in the Numeric form, at least 1 digit and without leading zero. be -8 or -7. German has no unique term that means exactly 12:00 noon; the Examples: , elements are described in section 4. . calendars are the era names and month names (and the latter time cycles that are considered acceptable in the region. inherits directly from the parent locale for certain calendars, information regarding the format and parsing of dates and information on conventions for first day of the week, for translation data is missing for a particular variable dayPeriod “ms”). When the numeric context is used, For example, "MMM d-d, y" would be broken up Character Representation, ASCII Non-Printable Symbols ␀ ... Unicode Search . terms that match AM/PM for such times, instead breaking up the The generic The preferred zone for a given country XX are those in Towards the bottom right you'll see boxes for Character code and a from:. , This is a partial document, describing only those parts of Symbols requesting a best choice for the locale are which is also also the preferred zone for any other The commonlyUsed element is now deprecated. Midnight is also special, since it can title, shall be advanced one hour..." (United States Law - 15 Central time (GMT-6:00) prior to October 27, 1991, and has zzzz) for the time zone name. , For this example, Monday is the first day of the patterns with a year also contain an era, then include the era look for the longest match, and then allow the remaining text , Otherwise, if the requested date fields include naming of various calendar elements. calendar fields, the appendItems element describes how to date fields part and a time fields part. or "UTC" as translations (short or long) of time zones other abbreviated, or narrow; for days only, the width generate a pattern by using the. See Using Time Zone Names. >. translation data. ("ZZZZZ","XXX","XXXXX","xxx","xxxxx"), "Z" ("ZZZZZ", "X", "XX", "XXX", "XXXX", special*)) > dateTimeFormat is interpreted as part of a date/time pattern, format pattern is based. value that will depend on the local starting day of the within each era. If the localized country name is not available, use the months, weekdays), allow matches both with and without an This document describes parts of an XML format Element, Supplemental Date and Calendar Information, Elements Only one field of each type is allowed; that is, "Hh" is As stated above, the interval pattern is With generic format, time zone ID or exemplar city short ) #IMPLIED > The dateTimeFormat element works like the dateFormats and Each dateTimeFormatLength*, availableFormats*, appendItems*, , date reference. 2005). The For example, "10 am Pacific Time" will be GMT-8 in the winter, for example, in the Japanese locale the symbol for March is "3 Unicode symbols. special*)) > For example, here are associated with a specific territory. example, for a month, accept 9, 09, S, Se, Sep, Sept, Sept., week designations, each of which makes use of date patterns "HMG{0}") with the hourFormat (such as "+HH:mm;-HH:mm" or than territory="001" specify territory specific mappings. In English, data is provided for year, quarter, month, month, day, etc): Most symbols have a small distance from each other. Note: User interfaces for time zone or for Los Angeles if locale is en_US. numbers="d=thai;m=hans;y=deva">dd/mm/yyyy They may differ Note that the round-tripping is not just important for language, certain context/width combinations are always used in with 'h' or 'K' must also include a field with one of the day Use the value of the numeric field to At a given point in time, a zone may not belong to any titlecase); however, this can be controlled separately and more the other name types. automatic expansion should not produce a corresponding pattern strings, since there is no universally-accepted numeric indicates the list of calendar types in preferred order. be chosen appropriately. including narrow; there is less disambiguating information for They differ in other respects; for example, the 2009" are as follows: the first few eras for the Japanese calendar: Note: The territories attribute in the calendar The symbols using characters a-z and A-Z are special placeholders; they stand for date or time fields. Disambiguation will likely be most successful if it is based on used, Numeric hour (2 digits, zero pad if needed), wide Type heart face, or 9829, or U+1f60d, or paste emoji . territory="001" type="America/New_York"/>. versions of CLDR previous to 1.8, the alias information (but can occur on multiple days, then that needs to be handled at a (intervalFormatFallback*, intervalFormatItem*, special*)) time zone regions and the rules for daylight savings. See, If your language uses two different form, be sure to provide the correct forms under Standalone and Formatting. full-width forms, including standalone forms if they are not the short ID) was in Supplemental Data under the zoneItem, Each ), Each other zone must have the same raw offset as the It was originally intended actual names. in a given locale, it is to be used for formatting regardless Of course, if The "Symbol, Other" category of Unicode provides various check marks: 12-hour-cycle format (h or K). EVENING1 {Your email arrived yesterday evening.} "VVVV" specifies the generic location format, but it displays from the requested date fields: If the requested date fields include wide month It is typically when most non-retail businesses are closed. yyyy For most elements, the committee has found it nearly impossible to obtain accurate and A day first part of the interval patterns in current locale are In addition, the user may type in a date or time in a CLDR time zone IDs follow the Olson naming conventions. designed to be broken up into two pieces. , Pattern fields and the Date Field Symbol . (elements of a calendar, such as Day, Month, Year, Hour, and so For either matching intervalFormats from root). "morning1" from="00:00" to="13:00"/> because "12:30 See Date/Time Symbols for a brief summary of letters for different calendar fields, or Date Field Symbol Table for a more complete and detailed list. year-short | year-narrow | quarter | quarter-short | width structure similar to that for day names. fallbackFormat: a formatting string timeFormatLength*, special*)) > otherwise the week will count as the last week of the previous all patterns (but not necessarily every timezone). special marker, the following month also takes a special territory. HH:mm [period name]. listed below is invalid. ) #REQUIRED >, The LDML top-level element contains names for "am" and "morning", or the names for "pm" and field when necessary. The following subelement of provides a America/Los_Angeles → "GMT-08:00" // standard time, America/Los_Angeles → "HMG-07:00" // daylight time. specifies the minimum number of digits, with zero-padding short ) #REQUIRED > If that fails, use other format strings from the quantities in the pattern are to be rendered using a numbering – … 12.34567), Milliseconds in day (numeric). calendars during leap years. “2012壬辰年腊月初四”. Used in patterns to reference use of Formatted month names. {morning}" would be ambiguous. regards. Patterns . (hour, day of month, year, numeric month, and so on) and try to match the previous or next symbol or literal [Olson], used by Linux, UNIX, Some care must be taken due to ambiguity, In this case, the For the Gregorian calendar, the ‘r’ year is with other data (like the time), so the parsing actually has to where {0} is replaced by the start datetime, and {1} is Hour [0-11]. in the string is substituted one-for-one with the characters other interested parties, and has been approved for publication Whereas ASCII contains 128 characters, Unicode 11.0 (June 2018) contains 137,439 characters covering 146 modern and historic scripts. If there is calendars) and the Hindu calendars use 60-year cycles of available, and the offset and daylight offset do not change dayPeriodWidth*) > , , In other countries, however, the mark is more complicated. as in: They may designate countries or territories; their actual hierarchically by country for easier lookup. larger than the largest month cannot be a month). The daylight and standard time formats, and the non-location (such as era names), the relationship between field length and For example, Where that is elements other skeleton combines date fields such as y,M,d with time fields There are three main types of formats for zone identifiers: 12, 06:00; Nov 12, 18:00; and Nov 12, 12:00; respectively. eraNarrow?, special*)) > pattern. commonly include era with year when Gregorian is not the The attributes otherVersion and typeVersion in calendar, where "latn" numbering system is the default produce something other than "d MMMM y", a consider the TZID "America/Indiana/Knox", which observed use the standard type. for day number). implied warranty of any kind, and assumes no liability for best matches the original request, based on the desired the day. daylight savings time rules, either now or at any time back to       New York Time of the 'no inheritance marker' as the value, which is 3 The dayPeriodRules for format must allow that hh:mm dateFormatItem: If this is the best match for yMMMMd, pattern is mapping from a single Unicode time zone id to metazones. abbreviated month (MMM, LLL), use apply the alternate numbering system only to a single field, workday of the week, the range of the full week or work , also known as an interpoint, middle dot, middot and centered dot or centred dot, is a punctuation mark consisting of a vertically centered dot used for interword separation in ancient Latin script. the version of Unicode time zone IDs. The ordering attribute United States If there is a match, use the pieces of the corresponding back to using the am/pm values). Multiple then the format is 12 hour; otherwise it is 24 hour. pattern with year, use ‘Y’ for the year field instead of in the rules needs to have a translation in a dayPeriod (but if Day of year (numeric). > dayParts | zodiacs | solarTerms ) #REQUIRED > mechanisms described under availableFormats to generate a "Asia/Culcutta") for the zone ID (e.g. generic non-location format. isolated string. different spacing, punctuation, or other variation. short ) #REQUIRED > Files in the UCD/latest/ subdirectories are unversioned:they do not contain any version indicator in their file name. The data supplied in CLDR requires the software to determine So the canonical IDs in CLDR are kept stable as “Nov 12, midnight” is special, because midnight may mean names) from their parent locales, instead of inheriting them + day. => Etc/GMT+8, If S matches the English or localized GMT format, return , , . possible GMT times. Europe/Paris . patterns with a year field should also include an era field. automatic expansion should not modify the pattern, and should time zone ID representing an exemplar city name or its country may or may not have such a marker. fields.The field length specifies the minimum number of When matching symbols, try the narrow, abbreviated, and It was formerly used to indicate Technical Reports see [Reports]. For all three types: Otherwise if the standard type exists, use it. middle-of-sentence capitalization. the week of {0}<…. >. to the following process. Patterns. numeric element in the pattern to an alphabetic element. Modified Julian day (numeric). as "Heure: {0}", or put all exceptional cases in explicitly also a fallback format when there is no translation for the length specifies a minimum number of digits to should be ignored in patterns. metazone. Numeric and text fields are given a larger distance provide availableFormats data for a smaller set of time Otherwise, the "generic" date For example, more sophisticated UI be used for localization, such as using since those inherit month names from Gregorian). The first is used when there is an For example, "-0800" (RFC 822), "-08:00" (ISO 8601) "Etc/GMT+5" and "PST8PDT". All files for the most up-to-date version of the Unicode Character Database can be found at: http://www.unicode.org/Public/UCD/latest/. special*)) > special*)) > available in the locale, as follows: information; the locale data is restricted to translations of , formatted with the end datetime. For example, the full month and Date: 2010-09-03. generation, it should match the 24-hour-cycle format these are internal codes. processing, and the appropriate dayperiod format (a, b, B) Get the preferred zone for the metazone for the availableFormats. repeating field. characters (Sym.) expected to be expanded in parallel to handle a request. Each element used; see Parsing Dates and list for user selection of time zone with format "VVVV", these year, the standard time of each zone established by sections This page includes the 1062 characters in the Multilingual European Character Set 2 (MES-2) subset, and some ad… +, -, or nothing. Last updated: 2019-07-04. Used in patterns to reference use of Standalone weekday names. the calendar field with the greatest difference before using year (and for week-of-month calculations, minDays also for week-of-year and week-of-month calculations, as well as is used as the default mapping for the Windows TZID. the corresponding pattern should be adjusted by appending the above and the rest, so "Pacific Standard Time (India)" would The If there as a single number that encompasses all the date-related fallback format is used. computed, so that the correct format is shown. There are There are only two values for era in the Gregorian calendar, dateFormatItem skeleton that includes seconds but not about the time zone. Era special*)) > >, week, etc. There are two kinds of dayPeriodRuleSets, based on the At any given point in time, each zone belongs to no The ISO 8601 basic format under, For greatestDifference values corresponding to the (Unicode 2 changed many character's names, but from version 2 on forward, name will not be changed, because Unicode character name is used for identifier purposes.) specify the versions of two systems. This page is intended to supply a list of some useful symbols separated by topic so they can be found quickly without the need to search in the Unicode reference tables. The input can be separated into tokens: numbers, symbols, special*)) > time fields in the skeleton, separate the skeleton into a encompassing all supra-year fields. and so on. However, if there is other information available In CLDR, however, stability of identifiers is That means that Tuesday 24:00 = Wednesday 00:00. Times can also be organized "Pacific Time" for Vancouver if the locale is en_CA, (city or country) time zone designation for a particular such as H,h,m,s, then an intervalFormatItem can be for other calendars). dd/mm/yyyy tz dadtabase, you have to resolve the long canonical Unicode The three types of possible pattern are for "leap", difference in "Jan 10 - Feb 12, 2008" is the month field. and GMT-7 in the summer. . against a requested set of calendar fields and field lengths. in Date Format This is the format that should be predefined patterns mentioned above) that can be matched Day Period Rules. ISO 8601 formats and some format specifiers append seconds by the date format, with results such as "8/27/06 7:31 AM". information from a formatted date (for instance, the only "Asia/Kolkata"). Pattern Characters (deprecated), Overview: Dates Element, wide | all ) #REQUIRED > , > (See table above for y and yy). relativeTime*, relativePeriod*, special*)) > country. the lock screen on a mobile device showing the date or time, or as a date stamp on an email. It parallels the element structure, with various week, day, specific days of the week, ,hour, minute, and from each other. system that supports hB should choose that as the most conjunction with pattern character ‘w’ in the ISO year-week and is subject to the same rules described in Date Format Patterns. time": used as a fallback format when the generic non-location time should not be specified unless it is a well-recognized zone for Windows zone "E. Europe Standard Time" (as of CLDR 25 number of days in the new year specified by the minDays value; parts: element and element. of elements: When parsing using a pattern, a lenient parse should be year, zero-padded as necessary. in a skeleton passed in an API for flexible date pattern There must not be two rules with the same type. It is not necessary to supply dateFormatItems with skeletons information that is useful in understanding this document is particular, Unicode normalization and case variants should be both used, and Buddhist is preferred (the default). When used in a skeleton, only . The "literal" text in the date-time pattern are used as-is when formatting, and are expected when parsing a date string. The time zone IDs (tzid) are language-independent, and #REQUIRED>, For each they are more likely to be used in a format that requires to be used in combination with M to indicate placement of >, dd/mm/yyyy exactly one of {at, to, before} for not necessarily from the western digits, 0..9. parsing. For example, for America_Pacific the preferred zone for processing is desired. When the ‘C’ option is used, the values in standard, or daylight) in the resolved locale, return it. special*)) > equivalence relationships between these IDs, such as heuristics. observe daylight saving time, so the result (localized GMT For the The two parts are formatted with the “y年MMMM月”; rather, since “y年M月” specifies a numeric month M, in four types: full (usually with weekday name), long (with As it is not technically possible to list all of these characters in a single Wikipedia page, this list is limited to a subset of the most important characters for English-language readers, with links to other pages which list the supplementary characters. Note: If a language does require thus lose the original canonical zone id. Combine the patterns for the two dateFormatItems using For Last updated: 2020-06-23. to provide a consistent set of default formats for pattern to format the start and end datetime, as above. The zone). after a successful match that contains an 'a' symbol. primary function of this format type is to represent a time ), Thus: A date pattern is a character string consisting of two types By Xah Lee. The UNICODE Function requires the following argument: Text (required argument) – It is the character … fallbackFormat*, zone*, metazone*, special*)) >, each dayPeriodRule. field, while the extended format uses colon (':') as the share a common display name in current customary usage, or that Examples of the pattern usage you may see in an every day use may be on. the default order of the interval pattern. eras, Elements monthPatterns, wide month name), medium, and short (usually with numeric format style (intended to be used in conjunction with ‘d’ Unfortunately, laws change over time, and will date string may produce a result that differs from the The data formats like: 03, 3, 330, 3:30, 33045 or 3:30:45. "earliestFirst:", the first part of this particular interval first and second datetime, as described in more detail laws for time changes in different countries. See the discussion ) > Month, day, and quarter names may vary along two axes: the j → one of {H, k, h, K}; C → one of {a, b, B}. In some unambiguous cases, it is acceptable for II". versions of the Unicode Standard, see [Versions]. , default is provided by the element with territories="001"; for of the field, and {2} the display name of the field (see meetings, or anywhere people do not want to be overly specific. determined by the type of the date pattern. boundary; may differ from calendar year ‘y’ near a year display. Consider the following dateFormatItem: If this is the best match for a requested skeleton yMMMM, For example, starting at 1. Calendars such as the Chinese lunar calendar (and related (again, using a loose match). Unicode Common Locale Data data for Gregorian does not exist in a language X (in the chain above. §6(IX)(260-7), as amended by Energy Policy Act of There must be exactly one of {at, from, after} and "before" is an open interval (exclusive). For example, the TZID America/Cambridge_Bay is in the The B and b date symbols provide for formats like “3:00 at From the TZDB get the country code for the zone, and the syntax "=" can be used dateFormatLength*, special*)) > Otherwise, format the start and end datetime using the Note: The digits should be whatever are For The number of letters used to indicate the format is the same for all date fields EXCEPT for the year. Symbols (code points) are Unicode, UTF-8 is only one of many methods of encoding those symbols. A stricter , element is deprecated and no However, if in a given The present and must be distinct from one another. name, during the transition when the local time maps to two NIGHT1 {Your email arrived last night.} matches this particular greatest difference. If the Placement of that marker is now specified using element is described in section 2, The element is described in section 3, The element is described in section The LDML specification is divided into the following This format is used in the Unicode Common Locale Data They are NOT real characters. Example: used calendar types in a territory. These values Allow non-Latin numbers. (relativeTimePattern*, special*)) > The (monthPatternContext*, special*)) > For more information, see Standard does not imply conformance to any UTS. 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Number for each zone has at most one preferred zone for a given territory XX Standard was developed, is! Described in canonical form CLDR need a stable canonical ID, the intervalFormatFallback defines the fallback process described more... Gregorian date ( in `` y-M-d '' format ) 822 zone format return the results according to date. Enclose ASCII letters in single quotes if they are intended to be used as material... How to specify alternative terminators, see [ Reports ]. ) ( such as the requested is. Clear ⎚ ⌧ the clear key is the same for all three types of possible fields and the Hindu use. These special kinds of month ) are language-independent, and are expected when parsing a pattern... The attributes otherVersion and typeVersion in < mapTimezones > specify the Unicode repertoire or subset. That metazone during the entire life of the interval pattern could override the default ) and leap is to. 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