NAME

Locale::Unicode - Unicode Locale Identifier compliant with BCP47 and CLDR

SYNOPSIS

use Locale::Unicode;
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-Kana-t-it' ) ||
    die( Locale::Unicode->error );
say $locale; # ja-Kana-t-it

# Some undefined locale in Cyrillic script
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'und-Cyrl' );
$locale->transform( 'und-latn' );
$locale->mechanism( 'ungegn-2007' );
say $locale; # und-Cyrl-t-und-latn-m0-ungegn-2007
# A locale in Cyrillic, transformed from Latin, according to a UNGEGN specification dated 2007.

# Enabling fatal exceptions
use v5.34;
use experimental 'try';
no warnings 'experimental';
try
{
    my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'x', fatal => 1 );
    # More code
}
catch( $e )
{
    say "Oops: ", $e->message;
}

Or, you could set the global variable $FATAL_EXCEPTIONS instead:

use v5.34;
use experimental 'try';
no warnings 'experimental';
local $Locale::Unicode::FATAL_EXCEPTIONS = 1;
try
{
    my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'x' );
    # More code
}
catch( $e )
{
    say "Oops: ", $e->message;
}

This API detects when methods are called in object context and return the current object:

$locale->translation( 'my-software' )->tz( 'jptyo' )->ca( 'japanese' )

In Scalar or in list context, the value returned is the last value set.

$locale->translation( 'my-software' ); # my-software
$locale->translation( 'other-software' ); # other-software

VERSION

v0.4.0

DESCRIPTION

This module implements the Unicode LDML (Locale Data Markup Language) extensions

It does not enforce the standard, and is merely an API to construct, access and modify locales. It is your responsibility to set the right values.

The only requirement is to provide a proper language, which is a 2 or 3-characters code, or a privateuse or other grandfathered language tags

For your convenience, summary of key elements of the standard can be found in this documentation.

It is lightweight and fast with no dependency outside of Scalar::Util and Wanted. It requires perl v5.10.1 minimum to operate.

The object stringifies, and once its string value is computed, it is cached and re-used until it is changed. Thus repetitive call to as_string or to stringification does not incur any speed penalty by recomputing what has not changed.

See the LDML specifications fore more information of what composes a Unicode language identifier.

CONSTRUCTOR

new

# Sets the language 'en'
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en' );
# Sets the language 'en' with territory 'GB'
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-GB' );
# Sets the language 'en' with script 'Latn' and territory 'AU'
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-Latn-AU' );
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'he-IL-u-ca-hebrew-tz-jeruslm' );
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-Kana-t-it' );
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'und-Latn-t-und-cyrl' );
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'und-Cyrl-t-und-latn-m0-ungegn-2007' );
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'de-u-co-phonebk-ka-shifted' );
# Machine translated from German to Japanese using an undefined vendor
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-t-de-t0-und' );
$locale->script( 'Kana' );
$locale->country_code( 'JP' );
# Now: ja-Kana-JP-t-de-t0-und

This takes a locale as compliant with the BCP47 standard upgraded by the LDML specifications, and an optional hash or hash reference of options and this returns a new object.

The locale provided is parsed and its components can be accessed and modified using all the methods of this class API.

If an hash or hash reference of options are provided, it will be used to set or modify the components from the locale provided.

If an error occurs, an exception object is set and undef is returned in scalar context, or an empty list in list context. The exception object can then be retrieved using error, such as:

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( $somthing_bad ) ||
    die( Locale::Unicode->error );

METHODS

All the methods below are context sensitive.

If they are called in an object context, they will return the current Locale::Unicode object for chaining, otherwise, they will return the current value. And if that value is undef, it will return undef in scalar context, but an empty list in list context.

Also, if an error occurs, it will set an exception object and returns undef in scalar context, or an empty list in list context.

apply

my $hash_reference = Locale::Unicode->parse( 'ja-Kana-t-it' );
$locale->apply( $hash_reference );

Provided with an hash reference of key-value pairs, and this will set each corresponding method with the associated value.

If a property provided has no corresponding method, it emits a warning if warnings are enabled

It returns the current object upon success, or sets an error object upon error and returns undef in scalar context, or an empty list in list context.

as_string

Returns the Locale object as a string, based on its latest attributes set.

The string value returned is computed only once and further call to as_string returns a cached value unless changes were made to the Locale attributes.

Boolean values are expressed as true for tue values and false for false values. However, if a value is true for a given locale component, it is not explicitly stated by default, since the LDML specifications indicate, it is true implicitly. If, however, you want the true boolean value to be displayed nevertheless, make sure to set the global variable $EXPLICIT_BOOLEAN to a true value.

For example:

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ko-Kore-KR', {
    # You can also use 1 or 'yes' as per the specifications
    colNumeric => 'true',
    colCaseFirst => 'upper'
});
say $locale; # ko-Kore-KR-u-kf-upper-kn

local $EXPLICIT_BOOLEAN = 1;
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ko-Kore-KR', {
    # You can also use 1 or 'yes' as per the specifications
    colNumeric => 'true',
    colCaseFirst => 'upper'
});
say $locale; # ko-Kore-KR-u-kf-upper-kn-true

base

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-US' );
say $locale->base; # en-US

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-Latn-US-posix-t-de-AT-t0-und-x0-medical' );
say $locale->base; # en-Latn-US-posix
$locale->base( 'ja-JP' );
say $locale->base; # ja-JP
say $locale; ja-JP-t-de-AT-t0-und-x0-medical

This method sets or gets the base part of the locale

The base part is composed of the language_id, an optional script, an optional territory and zero or more variants

If a value is provided, it will replace the current locale object base

If an improper base value is provided, it will set an error object and return undef in scalar context and an empty list in list context.

It returns the current base as a string.

break_exclusion

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja' );
$locale->break_exclusion( 'hani-hira-kata' );
# Now: ja-dx-hani-hira-kata

This is a Unicode Dictionary Break Exclusion Identifier that specifies scripts to be excluded from dictionary-based text break (for words and lines).

Sets or gets the Unicode extension dx

See also dx

ca

This is an alias for "calendar"

calendar

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'th' );
$locale->calendar( 'buddhist' );
# or:
# $locale->ca( 'buddhist' );
# Now: th-u-ca-buddhist
# which is the Thai with Buddist calendar

Sets or gets the Unicode extension ca, which is a calendar identifier.

See the section on "BCP47 EXTENSIONS" for the proper values.

canonical

This returns a clone of the current object, formatted as per the Unicode locale canonical specifications.

This means that:

• variant

  Variants are sorted and made in lower case.

  my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-Scouse-fonipA' );
  say $locale->canonical; # en-fonipa-scouse

  Any duplicates are removed as per the LDML specifications.

  my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'de-1996-fonipa-1996' );
  say $locale->canonical; # de-1996-fonipa    

• territory

  Territory is made in upper case

  my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-us' );
  say $locale->canonical; # en-US
  
  # Spanish as spoken in South America
  my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'es-005' );
  say $locale->canonical; # es-005

• script

  Script is formatted in title case.

  my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-kana-jp' );
  say $locale->canonical; # ja-Kana-JP

• language

  The language code is made in lower case.

  The special language code root is replaced by und

See the LDML specifications for more information.

See also the method "normalise" in Locale::Unicode::Data

cf

This is an alias for "cu_format"

clone

Clones the current object and returns the newly instantiated copy.

If an error occurs, this sets an exception object and returns undef in scalar context, and an empty list in list context.

co

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'de' );
$locale->collation( 'phonebk' );
$locale->ka( 'shifted' );
# Now: de-u-co-phonebk-ka-shifted

This is a Unicode collation identifier that specifies a type of collation (sort order).

This is an alias for "collation"

colAlternate

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'de' );
$locale->collation( 'phonebk' );
$locale->ka( 'shifted' );
# Now: de-u-co-phonebk-ka-shifted

$locale->collation( 'noignore' );
# or similarly:
$locale->collation( 'non-ignorable' );

Sets alternate handling for variable weights.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension ka

See "Collation Options" for more information.

colBackwards

$locale->colBackwards(1); # true
# Now: kb-true
$locale->colBackwards(0); # false
# Now: kb-false

Sets collation boolean value for backward collation weight.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension kb

See "Collation Options" for more information.

colCaseFirst

$locale->colCaseFirst( undef ); # false (default)
$locale->colCaseFirst( 'upper' );
$locale->colCaseFirst( 'lower' );

Sets or gets the Unicode extension kf

See "Collation Options" for more information.

colCaseLevel

$locale->colCaseLevel(1); # true
# Now: kc-true
$locale->colCaseLevel(0); # false
# Now: kc-false

Sets collation boolean value for case level.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension kc

See "Collation Options" for more information.

colHiraganaQuaternary

$locale->colHiraganaQuaternary(1); # true
# Now: kh-true
$locale->colHiraganaQuaternary(0); # false
# Now: kh-false

Sets collation parameter key for special Hiragana handling.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension kh

See "Collation Options" for more information.

collation

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'fr' );
$locale->collation( 'emoji' );
# Now: fr-u-co-emoji

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'de' );
$locale->collation( 'phonebk' );
# Now: de-u-co-phonebk
# which is: German using Phonebook sorting

Sets or gets the Unicode extension co

This specifies a type of collation (sort order).

See "Unicode extensions" for possible values and more information on standard.

See also "Collation Options" for more on collation options.

colNormalisation

This is an alias for colNormalization

colNormalization

$locale->colNormalization(1); # true
# Now: kk-true
$locale->colNormalization(0); # false
# Now: kk-false

Sets collation parameter key for normalisation.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension kk

See "Collation Options" for more information.

colNumeric

$locale->colNumeric(1); # true
# Now: kn-true
$locale->colNumeric(0); # false
# Now: kn-false

Sets collation parameter key for numeric handling.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension kn

See "Collation Options" for more information.

colReorder

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en' );
$locale->colReorder( 'latn-digit' );
# Now: en-u-kr-latn-digit
# Reorder digits after Latin characters.

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en' );
$locale->colReorder( 'arab-cyrl-others-symbol' );
# Now: en-u-kr-arab-cyrl-others-symbol
# Reorder Arabic characters first, then Cyrillic, and put
# symbols at the end—after all other characters.

Sets collation reorder codes.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension kr

See "Collation Options" for more information.

shiftedGroup

This is an alias for "colValue"

colStrength

$locale->colStrength( 'level1' );
# Now: ks-level1
# or, equivalent:
$locale->colStrength( 'primary' );

$locale->colStrength( 'level2' );
# or, equivalent:
$locale->colStrength( 'secondary' );

$locale->colStrength( 'level3' );
# or, equivalent:
$locale->colStrength( 'tertiary' );

$locale->colStrength( 'level4' );
# or, equivalent:
$locale->colStrength( 'quaternary' );
$locale->colStrength( 'quarternary' );

$locale->colStrength( 'identic' );
$locale->colStrength( 'identic' );
$locale->colStrength( 'identical' );

Sets the collation parameter key for collation strength used for comparison.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension ks

See "Collation Options" for more information.

colValue

$locale->colValue( 'currency' );
$locale->colValue( 'punct' );
$locale->colValue( 'space' );
$locale->colValue( 'symbol' );

Sets the collation value for the last reordering group to be affected by ka-shifted.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension kv

See "Collation Options" for more information.

colVariableTop

Sets the string value for the variable top.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension vt

See "Collation Options" for more information.

core

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-Kana-JP-t-de-AT-t0-und-u-ca-japanese-tz-jptyo' );
say $locale->core; # ja-Kana-JP
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'es-001-valencia-t-und-latn-m0-ungegn-2007' );
say $locale->core; # es-001-valencia

This is a read-only method.

It returns the core part of the locale, which is composed of a 2 to 3-characters code, some optional script and country or region code, and some option variant ID.

country_code

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en' );
$locale->country_code( 'US' );
# Now: en-US
$locale->country_code( 'GB' );
# Now: en-GB

Sets or gets the country code part of the locale.

A country code should be an ISO 3166 2-letters code, but keep in mind that the LDML (Locale Data Markup Language) accepts old data to ensure stability.

Note that when you set a country code, it will automatically unset any region code.

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-001' );
say $locale->region; # 001
$locale->country_code( 'US' );
say $locale->region; # undef
say $locale; # en-US

You can use "territory" alternatively.

cu

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja' );
$locale->cu( 'jpy' );
# Now: ja-u-cu-jpy
# which is the Japanese Yens

This is a Unicode currency identifier that specifies a type of currency (ISO 4217 code.

This is an alias for "currency"

cu_format

# Using minus sign symbol for negative numbers
$locale->cf( 'standard' );
# Using parentheses for negative numbers
$locale->cf( 'account' );

This is a currency format identifier such as standard or account

Sets or gets the Unicode extension cf

See the section on "BCP47 EXTENSIONS" for the proper values.

currency

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja' );
$locale->currency( 'jpy' );
# or
# $locale->cu( 'jpy' );
# Now: ja-u-cu-jpy
# which is the Japanese yens

Sets or gets the Unicode extension cu

This specifies a type of ISO4217 currency code.

d0

This is an alias for "destination"

dest

This is an alias for "destination"

destination

Sets or gets the Transformation extension d0 for destination.

See the section on "Transform extensions" for more information.

dx

This is an alias for "break_exclusion"

em

This is an alias for "emoji"

emoji

This is a Unicode Emoji Presentation Style Identifier that specifies a request for the preferred emoji presentation style.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension em.

error

Used as a mutator, this sets and exception object and returns an Locale::Unicode::NullObject in object context (such as when chaining), or undef in scalar context, or an empty list in list context.

The Locale::Unicode::NullObject class prevents the perl error of Can't call method "%s" on an undefined value (see perldiag). Upon the last method chained, undef is returned in scalar context or an empty list in list context.

For example:

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja' );
$locale->translation( 'my-software' )->transform_locale( $bad_value )->tz( 'jptyo' ) ||
    die( $locale->error );

In this example, jptyo will never be set, because transform_locale triggered an exception that returned an Locale::Unicode::NullObject object catching all further method calls, but eventually we get the error and die.

extended

# Chinese, Mandarin, Simplified script, as used in China
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'zh-cmn-Hans-CN' );
say $locale->extended; # cmn

# Mandarin Chinese, Simplified script, as used in China
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'cmn-Hans-CN' );
say $locale->extended; # undef
say $locale->script; # Hans

# Chinese, Cantonese, as used in Hong Kong SAR
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'zh-yue-HK' );
say $locale->extended; # yue

Sets or gets the extended language subtags. As per the standard, a language ID may be followed by up to 3 extended language subtag. However, the standard states: "Although the ABNF production 'extlang' permits up to three extended language tags in the language tag, extended language subtags MUST NOT include another extended language subtag in their 'Prefix'. That is, the second and third extended language subtag positions in a language tag are permanently reserved and tags that include those subtags in that position are, and will always remain, invalid."

The regular expression in Locale::Unicode supports the extended language subtag inherited by Unicode from BCP47, although it is not strictly supported by the standard. This is done in order to ensure maximum portability and flexibility.

false

This is read-only and returns a Locale::Unicode::Boolean object representing a false value.

fatal

$locale->fatal(1); # Enable fatal exceptions
$locale->fatal(0); # Disable fatal exceptions
my $bool = $locale->fatal;

Sets or get the boolean value, whether to die upon exception, or not. If set to true, then instead of setting an exception object, this module will die with an exception object. You can catch the exception object then after using try. For example:

use v.5.34; # to be able to use try-catch blocks in perl
use experimental 'try';
no warnings 'experimental';
try
{
    my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'x', fatal => 1 );
}
catch( $e )
{
    say "Error occurred: ", $e->message;
    # Error occurred: Invalid locale value "x" provided.
}

first_day

This is a Unicode First Day Identifier that specifies the preferred first day of the week for calendar display.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension fw.

Its values are sun, mon, etc... sat

fw

This is an alias for "first_day"

grandfathered

# auto-detect and sets an irregular grandfathered language tag
$locale->grandfathered( 'i-klingon' );
# sets a regular grandfathered language tag
$locale->grandfathered( 'zh-hakka' );

Sets or gets a regular or irregular grandfathered language tags

Those language tags are old-style language tags, that, although they remain valid for most of them, their format has morphed, and most of them have been superseded.

This is a convenient method that takes a language tag, and based on its value, this will call the method regular or irregular

If you set a grandfathered language tag, this will automatically unset the language, language3 or privateuse tag value.

The regular expression in Locale::Unicode supports the grandfathered language subtag inherited by Unicode from BCP47, although it is not strictly supported by the standard. This is done in order to ensure maximum portability and flexibility.

grandfathered_irregular

$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'en-GB-oed' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-ami' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-bnn' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-default' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-enochian' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-hak' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-klingon' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-lux' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-mingo' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-navajo' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-pwn' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-tao' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-tay' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'i-tsu' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'sgn-BE-FR' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'sgn-BE-NL' );
$locale->grandfathered_irregular( 'sgn-CH-DE' );

Sets or gets an irregular grandfathered language tag.

Setting a value, including undef, will unset the language, language3, privateuse or grandfathered_regular tag value.

The regular expression in Locale::Unicode supports the grandfathered language subtag inherited by Unicode from BCP47, although it is not strictly supported by the standard. This is done in order to ensure maximum portability and flexibility.

grandfathered_regular

$locale->grandfathered_regular( 'art-lojban' );
$locale->grandfathered_regular( 'cel-gaulish' );
$locale->grandfathered_regular( 'no-bok' );
$locale->grandfathered_regular( 'no-nyn' );
$locale->grandfathered_regular( 'zh-guoyu' );
$locale->grandfathered_regular( 'zh-hakka' );
$locale->grandfathered_regular( 'zh-min' );
$locale->grandfathered_regular( 'zh-min-nan' );
$locale->grandfathered_regular( 'zh-xiang' );

Sets or gets a regular grandfathered language tag.

Setting a value, including undef, will unset the language, language3, privateuse or grandfathered_irregular tag value.

The regular expression in Locale::Unicode supports the grandfathered language subtag inherited by Unicode from BCP47, although it is not strictly supported by the standard. This is done in order to ensure maximum portability and flexibility.

h0

This is an alias for "hybrid"

hc

This is an alias for "hour_cycle"

hour_cycle

This is a Unicode Hour Cycle Identifier that specifies the preferred time cycle.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension hc.

hybrid

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ru' );
$locale->transform( 'en' );
$locale->hybrid(1); # true
# or
# $locale->hybrid( 'hybrid' );
# or
# $locale->h0( 'hybrid' );
# Now: ru-t-en-h0-hybrid
# Hybrid Cyrillic - Runglish

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en' );
$locale->transform( 'zh-hant' );
$locale->hybrid( 'hybrid' );
# Now: en-t-zh-hant-h0-hybrid
# which is Hybrid Latin - Chinglish

Those are Hybrid Locale Identifiers indicating that the t value is a language that is mixed into the main language tag to form a hybrid.

Sets or gets the Transformation extension h0.

See the section on "Transform extensions" for more information.

i0

This is an alias for "input"

k0

This is an alias for "keyboard"

input

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'zh' );
$locale->input( 'pinyin' );
# Now: zh-t-i0-pinyin

This is an Input Method Engine transformation.

Sets or gets the Transformation extension i0.

See the section on "Transform extensions" for more information.

ka

This is an alias for "colAlternate"

kb

This is an alias for "colBackwards"

kc

This is an alias for "colCaseLevel"

keyboard

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en' );
$locale->keyboard( 'dvorak' );
# Now: en-t-k0-dvorak

This is a keyboard transformation, such as used by client-side virtual keyboards.

Sets or gets the Transformation extension k0.

See the section on "Transform extensions" for more information.

kf

This is an alias for "colCaseFirst"

kh

This is an alias for "colHiraganaQuaternary"

kk

This is an alias for "colNormalization"

kn

This is an alias for "colNumeric"

kr

This is an alias for "colReorder"

ks

This is an alias for "colStrength"

kv

This is an alias for "colValue"

lang

# current value: fr-FR
$obj->lang( 'de' );
# Now: de-FR

Sets or gets the language part of this locale object.

Note that when you set a 2-letters language code, it automatically will unset any 3-characters language code you would have previously set.

For example:

$obj->lang( 'ja' );
# locale is now set with language code 'ja'
$obj->lang3( 'jpn' );
# locale is now set with 3-characters language code 'jpn'
say $obj->lang; # undef

See also "language"

Note that you can alternatively use the method locale, although strictly speaking a locale is the whole string, while the language is a component of it.

If you use the special locale root, it will be accessible via the method language, although normally this is for 2-characters language

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'root' );
say $locale; # root
say $locale->language; # root
say $locale->canonical; # und

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'root-t-de-t0-ja-x0-medical' );
say $locale; # root-t-de-t0-und-x0-medical
say $locale->language; # root
say $locale->canonical; # und-t-de-t0-ja-x0-medical
say $locale->canonical->language; # und

lang3

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja' );
say $locale; # ja
$locale->language3( 'jpn' );
say $locale->language; # undef
$locale->script( 'Kana' );
# Now: jpn-Kana

Sets or gets the 3-letter ISO 639-2 code. Keep in mind, however, that to ensure stability, the LDML (Locale Data Markup Language) also uses old data.

If you set the 3-characters language code, it will replace any previously set 2-characters language code.

language

This is an alias for lang

language3

This is an alias for lang3

language_extended

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'zh-cmn-TW' );
say $locale->language; # zh
say $locale->language3; # undef
say $locale->language_id; # zh
say $locale->extended; # cmn
say $locale->language_extended; # zh-cmn
say $locale->country_code; # TW

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-JP' );
say $locale->language; # ja
say $locale->extended; # undef
say $locale->language_extended; # ja

# Okinawan spoken in Japan Southern islands
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ryu-JP' );
say $locale->language; # undef
say $locale->language3; # ryu
say $locale->language_id; # ryu
say $locale->language_extended; # ryu

Read-only. This method returns the extended form of the language subtag, which means the 2 to 3-characters language ID and an optional extended language subtag.

Extended language subtag serves to provide more granularity to a locale, complementing the primary language subtag.

For example:

• zh-cmn-Hans-CN (Chinese, Mandarin, Simplified script, as used in China)

• zh-yue-HK (Chinese, Cantonese, as used in Hong Kong SAR)

However, with Unicode LDML, this is deprecated, and, for example, zh-cmn-TW would be normalised to just zh-TW. See "normalise" in Locale::Unicode::Data for more information.

language_id

$locale->language_id( 'ja' );
$locale->language_id( 'ryu' );
$locale->language_id( 'und' );
# Unset the language ID
$locale->language_id( undef );
my $str = $locale->language_id;

Sets or gets a language ID.

In mutator mode, if the language ID provided is 3-characters long, then language3 will be called to set it, otherwise language will be called.

In accessor mode, it returns the language ID whether it is a 2-characters ID accessible via language, or a 3-characters ID accessible via language3

lb

This is an alias for "line_break"

line_break

This is a Unicode Line Break Style Identifier that specifies a preferred line break style corresponding to the CSS level 3 line-break option.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension lb.

line_break_word

This is a Unicode Line Break Word Identifier that specifies a preferred line break word handling behavior corresponding to the CSS level 3 word-break option

Sets or gets the Unicode extension lw.

locale

This is an alias for lang

locale3

This is an alias for lang3

lw

This is an alias for "line_break_word"

m0

This is an alias for "mechanism"

measurement

This is a Unicode Measurement System Identifier that specifies a preferred measurement system.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension ms.

mechanism

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'und-Latn' );
$locale->transform( 'ru' );
$locale->mechanism( 'ungegn-2007' );
# Now: und-Latn-t-ru-m0-ungegn-2007
# representing a transformation from United Nations Group of Experts on 
# Geographical Names in 2007

This is a transformation mechanism referencing an authority or rules for a type of transformation.

Sets or gets the Transformation extension m0.

See the section on "Transform extensions" for more information.

merge

my $locale1 = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-JP' );
my $locale2 = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-Kana-hepburn-heploc' );
say $locale1->merge( $locale2 ); # ja-Kana-JP-hepburn-heploc

Provided with another Locale::Unicode object, or a locale string, and this will merge all of that object property with the current object used to call this method.

Since a locale can have multiple variants, merging two locale object, will merge the variants, while avoiding duplicates, like so:

my $locale1 = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-Kana-posix-hepburn' );
my $locale2 = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-JP-hepburn-heploc' );
say $locale1->merge( $locale2 ); # ja-Kana-JP-posix-hepburn-heploc

Note that it will not sort the variants. For that you want to use the canonical method.

See also the method "normalise" in Locale::Unicode::Data

It returns the current object.

ms

This is an alias for "measurement"

mu

This is an alias for "unit"

nu

This is an alias for "number"

number

This is a Unicode Number System Identifier that specifies a type of number system.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension nu.

overlong

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-US' );
say $locale->overlong; # undef
say $locale->country_code; # US
say $locale->territory; # US
# Changing to overlong USA
$locale->overlong( 'USA' );
say $locale->overlong; # USA
say $locale->country_code; # undef
say $locale->territory; # undef

But doing the following will not yield what you expect, because the overlong territory would be confused by an extended language subtag.

# Italian at Vatican City
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'it-VAT' );
say $locale->overlong; # undef
say $locale->extended; # VAT

# Spanish as spoken at Panama
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'es-PAN-valencia' );
say $locale->overlong; # undef
say $locale->extended; # PAN

Thus, you cannot expect to have the value for overlong set. However, you can set it yourself directly by passing a value to method overlong

Sets or gets an overlong country code.

You can normalise those overlong country code to their normal equivalent by using "normalise" in Locale::Unicode::Data

private

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-JP' );
$locale->private( 'something-else' );
# Now: ja-JP-x-something-else

This serves to set or get the value for a private subtag.

privateuse

$locale->privateuse( 'x-abc' );
my $str = $locale->privateuse;

Sets or gets the privateuse language tag.

Note that this use is deprecated. See the LDML specifications

The regular expression in Locale::Unicode supports the privateuse language subtag inherited by Unicode from BCP47, although it is not strictly supported by the standard. This is done in order to ensure maximum portability and flexibility.

region

# current value: fr-FR
$locale->region( '150' );
# Now: fr-150

Sets or gets the region part of a Unicode locale.

This is a world region represented by a 3-digits code.

Note that when you set a region code, it will automatically unset any country code code.

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-US' );
say $locale->country_code; # US
$locale->region( '001' );
say $locale->country_code; # undef
say $locale; # en-001

Also, be careful that since the region code a padded with leading zeroes, not to turn them inadvertently into integer so that 001 would not become 1. This is particularly true if you store it in a SQL database, where the DBI driver might treat it as a number. You would then have to use bind_param

Below are the known region codes:

• 001

  World

• 002

  Africa

• 003

  North America

• 005

  South America

• 009

  Oceania

• 011

  Western Africa

• 013

  Central America

• 014

  Eastern Africa

• 015

  Northern Africa

• 017

  Middle Africa

• 018

  Southern Africa

• 019

  Americas

• 021

  Northern America

• 029

  Caribbean

• 030

  Eastern Asia

• 034

  Southern Asia

• 035

  Southeast Asia

• 039

  Southern Europe

• 053

  Australasia

• 054

  Melanesia

• 057

  Micronesian Region

• 061

  Polynesia

• 142

  Asia

• 143

  Central Asia

• 145

  Western Asia

• 150

  Europe

• 151

  Eastern Europe

• 154

  Northern Europe

• 155

  Western Europe

• 202

  Sub-Saharan Africa

• 419

  Latin America

region_override

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-GB' );
$locale->region_override( 'uszzzz' );
# Now: en-GB-u-rg-uszzzz
# which is a locale for British English but with region-specific defaults set to US.

This is a Unicode Region Override that specifies an alternate country code or region to use for obtaining certain region-specific default values.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension rg.

reset

When provided with any argument, this will reset the cached value computed by "as_string"

rg

This is an alias for "region_override"

s0

This is an alias for "source"

script

# current value: zh-Hans
$locale->script( 'Hant' );
# Now: zh-Hant

Sets or gets the script part of the locale identifier.

sd

This is an alias for "subdivision"

sentence_break

This is a Unicode Sentence Break Suppressions Identifier that specifies a set of data to be used for suppressing certain sentence breaks.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension ss.

source

This is a transformation source for non-languages or scripts, such as fullwidth-halfwidth conversion.

Sets or gets the Transformation extension s0.

See the section on "Transform extensions" for more information.

ss

This is an alias for "sentence_break"

subdivision

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'gsw' );
$locale->subdivision( 'chzh' );
# or
# $locale->sd( 'chzh' );
# Now: gsw-u-sd-chzh

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-US' );
$locale->sd( 'usca' );
# Now: en-US-u-sd-usca

This is a Unicode Subdivision Identifier that specifies a regional subdivision used for locale. This is typically the States in the U.S., or prefectures in France or Japan, or provinces in Canada.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension sd.

Be careful of the rule in the standard. For example, en-CA-u-sd-gbsct would be invalid because gb in gbsct does not match the region subtag CA

t0

This is an alias for "translation"

t_private

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja' );
$locale->transform( 'und' );
$locale->t_private( 'medical' );
# Now: ja-t-de-t0-und-x0-medical

This is a private transformation subtag.

Sets or gets the Transformation private subtag x0.

territory

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en' );
# Sets the country code to 'US'
$locale->territory( 'US' );
# Now: en-US
$locale->territory( 'GB' );
# Now: en-GB
# Sets the region to 150
$locale->territory( 150 );

Sets or gets the country code or the region code part of the locale.

A country code should be an ISO 3166 2-letters code, but keep in mind that the LDML (Locale Data Markup Language) accepts old data to ensure stability.

A world region is represented by a 3-digits code.

In mutator mode, depending on the value, this method territory will set one or the other.

In accessor mode, this will return the country code, if any, or the region code.

See also country_code and region

time_zone

This is a Unicode Timezone Identifier that specifies a time zone.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension tz.

timezone

This is an alias for "time_zone"

transform

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja' );
$locale->transform( 'it' );
# Now: ja-t-it
# which is Japanese, transformed from Italian

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja-Kana' );
$locale->transform( 'it' );
# Now: ja-Kana-t-it
# which is Japanese Katakana, transformed from Italian

# 'und' is undefined and is perfectly valid
my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'und-Latn' );
$locale->transform( 'und-cyrl' );
# Now: und-Latn-t-und-cyrl
# which is Latin script, transformed from the Cyrillic script

Sets or gets the Transformation extension t.

This takes either a string representing a locale or an Locale::Unicode object.

If a string is provided, it will be converted to an Locale::Unicode object.

The resulting value is passed to transform_locale

This method is convenient since you do not have to concern yourself whether the value you provide is an object, or not.

It returns the current object for chaining.

transform_locale

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja' );
my $locale2 = Locale::Unicode->new( 'it' );
$locale->transform_locale( $locale2 );
# Now: ja-t-it
my $object = $locale->transform_locale;

Sets or gets a Locale::Unicode object used to indicate the original locale subject to transformation.

This will trigger an exception if a value, other than Locale::Unicode or an inheriting class object, is set.

See the section on "Transform extensions" for more information.

translation

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'ja' );
$locale->transform( 'de' );
$locale->translation( 'und' );
# Now: ja-t-de-t0-und
# Japanese translated from Germany by an undefined vendor

This is used to indicate content that has been machine translated, or a request for a particular type of machine translation of content.

Sets or gets the Transformation extension t0.

See the section on "Transform extensions" for more information.

true

This is read-only and returns a Locale::Unicode::Boolean object representing a true value.

tz

This is an alias for "time_zone"

unit

This is a Measurement Unit Preference Override that specifies an override for measurement unit preference.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension mu.

va

This is an alias for "variant"

variant

This is a Unicode Variant Identifier that specifies a special variant used for locales.

Sets or gets the Unicode extension va.

variants

This returns the variant part of the locale as an array reference of variant subtags.

It will always return an array reference whether any variant is set or not.

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new( 'en-fonipa-scouse' );
my $ref = $locale->variants; # ['fonipa', 'scouse']

You could reliably do something like:

if( scalar( @{$locale->variants} ) > 1 )
{
    # Do something
}

Note that the proper canonical format of a locale has the variants sorted in alphabetical order.

vt

This is an alias for "colVariableTop"

x0

This is an alias for "t_private"

CLASS FUNCTIONS

matches

Provided with a BCP47 locale, and this returns an hash reference of its components if it matches the BCP47 regular expression, which can be accessed as global class variable $LOCALE_RE.

If nothing matches, it returns an empty string in scalar context, or an empty list in list context.

If an error occurs, its sets an error object and returns undef in scalar context, or an empty list in list context.

parse

my $hash_ref = Locale::Unicode->parse( 'ja-Kana-t-it' );
# Transcription in Japanese Katakana of an Italian word:
# {
#     ext_transform => "t-it",
#     ext_transform_subtag => "it",
#     language => "ja",
#     script => "Kana",
# }
my $hash_ref = Locale::Unicode->parse( 'he-IL-u-ca-hebrew-tz-jeruslm' );
# Represents Hebrew as spoken in Israel, using the traditional Hebrew calendar, 
# and in the "Asia/Jerusalem" time zone
# {
#     country_code => "IL",
#     ext_unicode => "u-ca-hebrew-tz-jeruslm",
#     ext_unicode_subtag => "ca-hebrew-tz-jeruslm",
#     language => "he",
# }

Provided with a BCP47 locale, and an optional hash reference like the one returned by matches, and this will return an hash reference with detailed broken down of the locale embedded information, as per the Unicode BCP47 standard.

tz_id2name

Provided with a CLDR timezone ID, such as jptyo for Asia/Tokyo, and this returns the IANA Olson name equivalent, which, in this case, would be Asia/Tokyo

If an error occurs, its sets an error object and returns undef in scalar context, or an empty list in list context.

tz_id2names

my $ref = Locale::Unicode->tz_id2names( 'unknown' );
# yields an empty array object
my $ref = Locale::Unicode->tz_id2names( 'jptyo' );
# Asia/Tokyo

Provided with a CLDR timezone ID, such as ausyd, which stands primarily for Australia/Sydney, and this returns an array object of IANA Olson timezone names, which, in this case, would yield: ['Australia/Sydney', 'Australia/ACT', 'Australia/Canberra', 'Australia/NSW']

The order is set by BCP47 timezone data

If an error occurs, its sets an error object and returns undef in scalar context, or an empty list in list context.

tz_info

my $def = Locale::Unicode->tz_id2names( 'jptyo' );
# yields the following hash reference:
# {
#     alias => [qw( Asia/Tokyo Japan )],
#     desc => "Tokyo, Japan",
#     tz => "Asia/Tokyo",
# }
my $def = Locale::Unicode->tz_id2names( 'unknown' );
# yields an empty string (not undef)

Provided with a CLDR timezone ID, such as jptyo and this returns an hash reference representing the dictionary entry for that ID.

If no information exists for the given timezone ID, an empty string is returned. undef is returned only for errors.

If an error occurs, its sets an error object and returns undef in scalar context, or an empty list in list context.

tz_name2id

my $id = Locale::Unicode->tz_name2id( 'Asia/Tokyo' );
# jptyo
my $id = Locale::Unicode->tz_name2id( 'Australia/Canberra' );
# ausyd

Provided with an IANA Olson timezone name, such as Asia/Tokyo and this returns its CLDR equivalent, which, in this case, would be jptyo

If none exists, an empty string is returned.

If an error occurs, its sets an error object and returns undef in scalar context, or an empty list in list context.

OVERLOADING

Any object from this class is overloaded and stringifies to its locale representation.

For example:

my $locale = Locale::Unicode->new('ja-Kana-t-it' );
say $locale; # ja-Kana-t-it
$locale->transform( 'de' );
say $locale; # ja-Kana-t-de

In boolean context, it always returns true by merely returning the current object instead of falling back on stringifying the object.

Any other overloading is performed using fallback methods.

BCP47 EXTENSIONS

Unicode extensions

Example:

• gsw-u-sd-chzh

Known BCP47 language extensions as defined in RFC6067 are as follows:

• ca

  A Unicode calendar identifier that specifies a type of calendar used for formatting and parsing, such as date/time symbols and patterns; it also selects supplemental calendarData used for calendrical calculations. The value can affect the computation of the first day of the week.

  For example:

  • ja-u-ca-japanese

    Japanese Imperial calendar

  • th-u-ca-buddhist

    Thai with Buddist calendar

  Possible values are:

  • buddhist

    Thai Buddhist calendar

  • chinese

    Traditional Chinese calendar

  • coptic

    Coptic calendar

  • dangi

    Traditional Korean calendar

  • ethioaa

    Ethiopic calendar, Amete Alem (epoch approx. 5493 B.C.E)

  • ethiopic

    Ethiopic calendar, Amete Mihret (epoch approx, 8 C.E.)

  • gregory

    Gregorian calendar

  • hebrew

    Traditional Hebrew calendar

  • indian

    Indian calendar

  • islamic

    Hijri calendar

  • islamic-civil

    Hijri calendar, tabular (intercalary years [2,5,7,10,13,16,18,21,24,26,29] - civil epoch)

  • islamic-rgsa

    Hijri calendar, Saudi Arabia sighting

  • islamic-tbla

    Hijri calendar, tabular (intercalary years [2,5,7,10,13,16,18,21,24,26,29] - astronomical epoch)

  • islamic-umalqura

    Hijri calendar, Umm al-Qura

  • islamicc

    Civil (algorithmic) Arabic calendar

  • iso8601

    ISO calendar (Gregorian calendar using the ISO 8601 calendar week rules)

  • japanese

    Japanese Imperial calendar

  • persian

    Persian calendar

  • roc

    Republic of China calendar

• cf

  A Unicode currency format identifier

  Typical values are:

  • standard

    Default value. Negative numbers use the minusSign symbol.

  • account

    Negative numbers use parentheses or equivalent.

• co

  A Unicode collation identifier that specifies a type of collation (sort order).

  Possible values are:

  • big5han

    Pinyin ordering for Latin, big5 charset ordering for CJK characters (used in Chinese)

  • compat

    A previous version of the ordering, for compatibility

  • dict

    Dictionary style ordering (such as in Sinhala)

  • direct

    Binary code point order (used in Hindi)

  • ducet

    The default Unicode collation element table order

  • emoji

    Recommended ordering for emoji characters

  • eor

    European ordering rules

  • gb2312

    Pinyin ordering for Latin, gb2312han charset ordering for CJK characters (used in Chinese)

  • phonebk

    Phonebook style ordering (such as in German)

  • phonetic

    Phonetic ordering (sorting based on pronunciation)

  • pinyin

    Pinyin ordering for Latin and for CJK characters (used in Chinese)

  • reformed

    Reformed ordering (such as in Swedish)

  • search

    Special collation type for string search

  • searchjl

    Special collation type for Korean initial consonant search

  • standard

    Default ordering for each language

  • stroke

    Pinyin ordering for Latin, stroke order for CJK characters (used in Chinese)

  • trad

    Traditional style ordering (such as in Spanish)

  • unihan

    Pinyin ordering for Latin, Unihan radical-stroke ordering for CJK characters (used in Chinese)

  • zhuyin

    Pinyin ordering for Latin, zhuyin order for Bopomofo and CJK characters (used in Chinese)

  For example: de-u-co-phonebk-ka-shifted (German using Phonebook sorting, ignore punct.)

• cu

  A Unicode Currency Identifier that specifies a type of currency (ISO 4217 code) consisting of 3 ASCII letters that are or have been valid in ISO 4217, plus certain additional codes that are or have been in common use.

  For example: ja-u-cu-jpy (Japanese yens)

• dx

  A Unicode Dictionary Break Exclusion Identifier specifies scripts to be excluded from dictionary-based text break (for words and lines).

  A proper value is one or more Unicode script subtags separated by hyphen. Their order is not important, but canonical order is alphabetical, such as dx-hani-thai

  For example:

  • dx-hani-hira-kata

  • dx-thai-hani

• em

  A Unicode Emoji Presentation Style Identifier specifies a request for the preferred emoji presentation style.

  Possible values are:

  • emoji

    Use an emoji presentation for emoji characters if possible.

  • text

    Use a text presentation for emoji characters if possible.

  • default

    Use the default presentation for emoji characters as specified in UTR #51

• fw

  A Unicode First Day Identifier defines the preferred first day of the week for calendar display.

  Possible values are:

  • sun

    Sunday

  • mon

    Monday

  • tue

    Tuesday

  • wed

    Wednesday

  • thu

    Thursday

  • fri

    Friday

  • sat

    Saturday

• hc

  A Unicode Hour Cycle Identifier defines the preferred time cycle.

  Possible values are:

  • h12

    Hour system using 1–12; corresponds to h in patterns

  • h23

    Hour system using 0–23; corresponds to H in patterns

  • h11

    Hour system using 0–11; corresponds to K in patterns

  • h24

    Hour system using 1–24; corresponds to k in pattern

• lb

  A Unicode Line Break Style Identifier defines a preferred line break style corresponding to the CSS level 3 line-break option.

  Possible values are:

  • strict

    CSS level 3 line-break=strict, e.g. treat CJ as NS

  • normal

    CSS level 3 line-break=normal, e.g. treat CJ as ID, break before hyphens for ja,zh

  • loose

    CSS lev 3 line-break=loose

• lw

  A Unicode Line Break Word Identifier defines preferred line break word handling behavior corresponding to the CSS level 3 word-break option.

  Possible values are:

  • normal

    CSS level 3 word-break=normal, normal script/language behavior for midword breaks

  • breakall

    CSS level 3 word-break=break-all, allow midword breaks unless forbidden by lb setting

  • keepall

    CSS level 3 word-break=keep-all, prohibit midword breaks except for dictionary breaks

  • phrase

    Prioritise keeping natural phrases (of multiple words) together when breaking, used in short text like title and headline

• ms

  A Unicode Measurement System Identifier defines a preferred measurement system. Specifying "ms" in a locale identifier overrides the default value specified by supplemental measurement system data for the region

  Possible values are:

  • metric

    Metric System

  • ussystem

    US System of measurement: feet, pints, etc.; pints are 16oz

  • uksystem

    UK System of measurement: feet, pints, etc.; pints are 20oz

• mu

  A Measurement Unit Preference Override defines an override for measurement unit preference.

  Possible values are:

  • celsius

    Celsius as temperature unit

  • kelvin

    Kelvin as temperature unit

  • fahrenhe

    Fahrenheit as temperature unit

• nu

  A Unicode Number System Identifier defines a type of number system.

  For example: ar-u-nu-native (Arabic with native digits such as "٠١٢٣٤"), or ar-u-nu-latn (Arabic with Western digits such as "01234")

  Possible values are:

  • 4-letters Unicode script subtag

  • arabext

    Extended Arabic-Indic digits ("arab" means the base Arabic-Indic digits)

  • armnlow

    Armenian lowercase numerals

  • finance

    Financial numerals

  • fullwide

    Full width digits

  • greklow

    Greek lower case numerals

  • hanidays

    Han-character day-of-month numbering for lunar/other traditional calendars

  • hanidec

    Positional decimal system using Chinese number ideographs as digits

  • hansfin

    Simplified Chinese financial numerals

  • hantfin

    Traditional Chinese financial numerals

  • jpanfin

    Japanese financial numerals

  • jpanyear

    Japanese first-year Gannen numbering for Japanese calendar

  • lanatham

    Tai Tham Tham (ecclesiastical) digits

  • mathbold

    Mathematical bold digits

  • mathdbl

    Mathematical double-struck digits

  • mathmono

    Mathematical monospace digits

  • mathsanb

    Mathematical sans-serif bold digits

  • mathsans

    Mathematical sans-serif digits

  • mymrepka

    Myanmar Eastern Pwo Karen digits

  • mymrpao

    Myanmar Pao digits

  • mymrshan

    Myanmar Shan digits

  • mymrtlng

    Myanmar Tai Laing digits

  • native

    Native digits

  • outlined

    Legacy computing outlined digits

  • roman

    Roman numerals

  • romanlow

    Roman lowercase numerals

  • segment

    Legacy computing segmented digits

  • tamldec

    Modern Tamil decimal digits

  • traditio

    Traditional numerals

• rg

  A Region Override specifies an alternate region to use for obtaining certain region-specific default values

  For example: en-GB-u-rg-uszzzz representing a locale for British English but with region-specific defaults set to US.

• sd

  A Unicode Subdivision Identifier defines a regional subdivision used for locales.

  They are called various names, such as a state in the United States, or a prefecture in Japan or France, or a province in Canada.

  For example:

  • en-u-sd-uszzzz

    Subdivision codes for unknown values are the region code plus zzzz, such as here with uszzzz for an unknown subdivision of the US.

  • en-US-u-sd-usca

    English as used in California, USA

  en-CA-u-sd-gbsct would be invalid because gb in gbsct does not match the region subtag CA

• ss

  A Unicode Sentence Break Suppressions Identifier defines a set of data to be used for suppressing certain sentence breaks

  Possible values are:

  • none (default)

    Do not use sentence break suppressions data

  • standard

    Use sentence break suppressions data of type standard

• tz

  A Unicode Timezone Identifier defines a timezone.

  To access those values, check the class functions "tz_id2name", tz_id2names, "tz_info" and "tz_name2id"

  Possible values are:

  • adalv

    Name: Andorra

    Time zone: Europe/Andorra

  • aedxb

    Name: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

    Time zone: Asia/Dubai

  • afkbl

    Name: Kabul, Afghanistan

    Time zone: Asia/Kabul

  • aganu

    Name: Antigua

    Time zone: America/Antigua

  • aiaxa

    Name: Anguilla

    Time zone: America/Anguilla

  • altia

    Name: Tirane, Albania

    Time zone: Europe/Tirane

  • amevn

    Name: Yerevan, Armenia

    Time zone: Asia/Yerevan

  • ancur

    Name: Curaçao

    Time zone: America/Curacao

  • aolad

    Name: Luanda, Angola

    Time zone: Africa/Luanda

  • aqams

    Amundsen-Scott Station, South Pole

    Deprecated. See instead nzakl

  • aqcas

    Name: Casey Station, Bailey Peninsula

    Time zone: Antarctica/Casey

  • aqdav

    Name: Davis Station, Vestfold Hills

    Time zone: Antarctica/Davis

  • aqddu

    Name: Dumont d'Urville Station, Terre Adélie

    Time zone: Antarctica/DumontDUrville

  • aqmaw

    Name: Mawson Station, Holme Bay

    Time zone: Antarctica/Mawson

  • aqmcm

    Name: McMurdo Station, Ross Island

    Time zone: Antarctica/McMurdo

  • aqplm

    Name: Palmer Station, Anvers Island

    Time zone: Antarctica/Palmer

  • aqrot

    Name: Rothera Station, Adelaide Island

    Time zone: Antarctica/Rothera

  • aqsyw

    Name: Syowa Station, East Ongul Island

    Time zone: Antarctica/Syowa

  • aqtrl

    Name: Troll Station, Queen Maud Land

    Time zone: Antarctica/Troll

  • aqvos

    Name: Vostok Station, Lake Vostok

    Time zone: Antarctica/Vostok

  • arbue

    Name: Buenos Aires, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Buenos_Aires, America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires

  • arcor

    Name: Córdoba, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Cordoba, America/Argentina/Cordoba, America/Rosario

  • arctc

    Name: Catamarca, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Catamarca, America/Argentina/Catamarca, America/Argentina/ComodRivadavia

  • arirj

    Name: La Rioja, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Argentina/La_Rioja

  • arjuj

    Name: Jujuy, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Jujuy, America/Argentina/Jujuy

  • arluq

    Name: San Luis, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Argentina/San_Luis

  • armdz

    Name: Mendoza, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Mendoza, America/Argentina/Mendoza

  • arrgl

    Name: Río Gallegos, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Argentina/Rio_Gallegos

  • arsla

    Name: Salta, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Argentina/Salta

  • artuc

    Name: Tucumán, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Argentina/Tucuman

  • aruaq

    Name: San Juan, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Argentina/San_Juan

  • arush

    Name: Ushuaia, Argentina

    Time zone: America/Argentina/Ushuaia

  • asppg

    Name: Pago Pago, American Samoa

    Time zone: Pacific/Pago_Pago, Pacific/Samoa, US/Samoa

  • atvie

    Name: Vienna, Austria

    Time zone: Europe/Vienna

  • auadl

    Name: Adelaide, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Adelaide, Australia/South

  • aubhq

    Name: Broken Hill, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Broken_Hill, Australia/Yancowinna

  • aubne

    Name: Brisbane, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Brisbane, Australia/Queensland

  • audrw

    Name: Darwin, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Darwin, Australia/North

  • aueuc

    Name: Eucla, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Eucla

  • auhba

    Name: Hobart, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Hobart, Australia/Tasmania, Australia/Currie

  • aukns

    Currie, Australia

    Deprecated. See instead auhba

  • auldc

    Name: Lindeman Island, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Lindeman

  • auldh

    Name: Lord Howe Island, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Lord_Howe, Australia/LHI

  • aumel

    Name: Melbourne, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Melbourne, Australia/Victoria

  • aumqi

    Name: Macquarie Island Station, Macquarie Island

    Time zone: Antarctica/Macquarie

  • auper

    Name: Perth, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Perth, Australia/West

  • ausyd

    Name: Sydney, Australia

    Time zone: Australia/Sydney, Australia/ACT, Australia/Canberra, Australia/NSW

  • awaua

    Name: Aruba

    Time zone: America/Aruba

  • azbak

    Name: Baku, Azerbaijan

    Time zone: Asia/Baku

  • basjj

    Name: Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Time zone: Europe/Sarajevo

  • bbbgi

    Name: Barbados

    Time zone: America/Barbados

  • bddac

    Name: Dhaka, Bangladesh

    Time zone: Asia/Dhaka, Asia/Dacca

  • bebru

    Name: Brussels, Belgium

    Time zone: Europe/Brussels

  • bfoua

    Name: Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

    Time zone: Africa/Ouagadougou

  • bgsof

    Name: Sofia, Bulgaria

    Time zone: Europe/Sofia

  • bhbah

    Name: Bahrain

    Time zone: Asia/Bahrain

  • bibjm

    Name: Bujumbura, Burundi

    Time zone: Africa/Bujumbura

  • bjptn

    Name: Porto-Novo, Benin

    Time zone: Africa/Porto-Novo

  • bmbda

    Name: Bermuda

    Time zone: Atlantic/Bermuda

  • bnbwn

    Name: Brunei

    Time zone: Asia/Brunei

  • bolpb

    Name: La Paz, Bolivia

    Time zone: America/La_Paz

  • bqkra

    Name: Bonaire, Sint Estatius and Saba

    Time zone: America/Kralendijk

  • braux

    Name: Araguaína, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Araguaina

  • brbel

    Name: Belém, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Belem

  • brbvb

    Name: Boa Vista, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Boa_Vista

  • brcgb

    Name: Cuiabá, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Cuiaba

  • brcgr

    Name: Campo Grande, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Campo_Grande

  • brern

    Name: Eirunepé, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Eirunepe

  • brfen

    Name: Fernando de Noronha, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Noronha, Brazil/DeNoronha

  • brfor

    Name: Fortaleza, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Fortaleza

  • brmao

    Name: Manaus, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Manaus, Brazil/West

  • brmcz

    Name: Maceió, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Maceio

  • brpvh

    Name: Porto Velho, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Porto_Velho

  • brrbr

    Name: Rio Branco, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Rio_Branco, America/Porto_Acre, Brazil/Acre

  • brrec

    Name: Recife, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Recife

  • brsao

    Name: São Paulo, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Sao_Paulo, Brazil/East

  • brssa

    Name: Bahia, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Bahia

  • brstm

    Name: Santarém, Brazil

    Time zone: America/Santarem

  • bsnas

    Name: Nassau, Bahamas

    Time zone: America/Nassau

  • btthi

    Name: Thimphu, Bhutan

    Time zone: Asia/Thimphu, Asia/Thimbu

  • bwgbe

    Name: Gaborone, Botswana

    Time zone: Africa/Gaborone

  • bymsq

    Name: Minsk, Belarus

    Time zone: Europe/Minsk

  • bzbze

    Name: Belize

    Time zone: America/Belize

  • cacfq

    Name: Creston, Canada

    Time zone: America/Creston

  • caedm

    Name: Edmonton, Canada

    Time zone: America/Edmonton, Canada/Mountain, America/Yellowknife

  • caffs

    Rainy River, Canada

    Deprecated. See instead cawnp

  • cafne

    Name: Fort Nelson, Canada

    Time zone: America/Fort_Nelson

  • caglb

    Name: Glace Bay, Canada

    Time zone: America/Glace_Bay

  • cagoo

    Name: Goose Bay, Canada

    Time zone: America/Goose_Bay

  • cahal

    Name: Halifax, Canada

    Time zone: America/Halifax, Canada/Atlantic

  • caiql

    Name: Iqaluit, Canada

    Time zone: America/Iqaluit, America/Pangnirtung

  • camon

    Name: Moncton, Canada

    Time zone: America/Moncton

  • camtr

    Montreal, Canada

    Deprecated. See instead cator

  • capnt

    Pangnirtung, Canada

    Deprecated. See instead caiql

  • careb

    Name: Resolute, Canada

    Time zone: America/Resolute

  • careg

    Name: Regina, Canada

    Time zone: America/Regina, Canada/East-Saskatchewan, Canada/Saskatchewan

  • casjf

    Name: St. John's, Canada

    Time zone: America/St_Johns, Canada/Newfoundland

  • canpg

    Nipigon, Canada

    Deprecated. See instead cator

  • cathu

    Thunder Bay, Canada

    Deprecated. See instead cator

  • cator

    Name: Toronto, Canada

    Time zone: America/Toronto, America/Montreal, Canada/Eastern, America/Nipigon, America/Thunder_Bay

  • cavan

    Name: Vancouver, Canada

    Time zone: America/Vancouver, Canada/Pacific

  • cawnp

    Name: Winnipeg, Canada

    Time zone: America/Winnipeg, Canada/Central, America/Rainy_River

  • caybx

    Name: Blanc-Sablon, Canada

    Time zone: America/Blanc-Sablon

  • caycb

    Name: Cambridge Bay, Canada

    Time zone: America/Cambridge_Bay

  • cayda

    Name: Dawson, Canada

    Time zone: America/Dawson

  • caydq

    Name: Dawson Creek, Canada

    Time zone: America/Dawson_Creek

  • cayek

    Name: Rankin Inlet, Canada

    Time zone: America/Rankin_Inlet

  • cayev

    Name: Inuvik, Canada

    Time zone: America/Inuvik

  • cayxy

    Name: Whitehorse, Canada

    Time zone: America/Whitehorse, Canada/Yukon

  • cayyn

    Name: Swift Current, Canada

    Time zone: America/Swift_Current

  • cayzf

    Yellowknife, Canada

    Deprecated. See instead caedm

  • cayzs

    Name: Atikokan, Canada

    Time zone: America/Coral_Harbour, America/Atikokan

  • cccck

    Name: Cocos (Keeling) Islands

    Time zone: Indian/Cocos

  • cdfbm

    Name: Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of the Congo

    Time zone: Africa/Lubumbashi

  • cdfih

    Name: Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo

    Time zone: Africa/Kinshasa

  • cfbgf

    Name: Bangui, Central African Republic

    Time zone: Africa/Bangui

  • cgbzv

    Name: Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo

    Time zone: Africa/Brazzaville

  • chzrh

    Name: Zurich, Switzerland

    Time zone: Europe/Zurich

  • ciabj

    Name: Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

    Time zone: Africa/Abidjan

  • ckrar

    Name: Rarotonga, Cook Islands

    Time zone: Pacific/Rarotonga

  • clipc

    Name: Easter Island, Chile

    Time zone: Pacific/Easter, Chile/EasterIsland

  • clpuq

    Name: Punta Arenas, Chile

    Time zone: America/Punta_Arenas

  • clscl

    Name: Santiago, Chile

    Time zone: America/Santiago, Chile/Continental

  • cmdla

    Name: Douala, Cameroon

    Time zone: Africa/Douala

  • cnckg

    Chongqing, China

    Deprecated. See instead cnsha

  • cnhrb

    Harbin, China

    Deprecated. See instead cnsha

  • cnkhg

    Kashgar, China

    Deprecated. See instead cnurc

  • cnsha

    Name: Shanghai, China

    Time zone: Asia/Shanghai, Asia/Chongqing, Asia/Chungking, Asia/Harbin, PRC

  • cnurc

    Name: Ürümqi, China

    Time zone: Asia/Urumqi, Asia/Kashgar

  • cobog

    Name: Bogotá, Colombia

    Time zone: America/Bogota

  • crsjo

    Name: Costa Rica

    Time zone: America/Costa_Rica

  • cst6cdt

    Name: POSIX style time zone for US Central Time

    Time zone: CST6CDT

  • cuhav

    Name: Havana, Cuba

    Time zone: America/Havana, Cuba

  • cvrai

    Name: Cape Verde

    Time zone: Atlantic/Cape_Verde

  • cxxch

    Name: Christmas Island

    Time zone: Indian/Christmas

  • cyfmg

    Name: Famagusta, Cyprus

    Time zone: Asia/Famagusta

  • cynic

    Name: Nicosia, Cyprus

    Time zone: Asia/Nicosia, Europe/Nicosia

  • czprg

    Name: Prague, Czech Republic

    Time zone: Europe/Prague

  • deber

    Name: Berlin, Germany

    Time zone: Europe/Berlin

  • debsngn

    Name: Busingen, Germany

    Time zone: Europe/Busingen

  • djjib

    Name: Djibouti

    Time zone: Africa/Djibouti

  • dkcph

    Name: Copenhagen, Denmark

    Time zone: Europe/Copenhagen

  • dmdom

    Name: Dominica

    Time zone: America/Dominica

  • dosdq

    Name: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

    Time zone: America/Santo_Domingo

  • dzalg

    Name: Algiers, Algeria

    Time zone: Africa/Algiers

  • ecgps

    Name: Galápagos Islands, Ecuador

    Time zone: Pacific/Galapagos

  • ecgye

    Name: Guayaquil, Ecuador

    Time zone: America/Guayaquil

  • eetll

    Name: Tallinn, Estonia

    Time zone: Europe/Tallinn

  • egcai

    Name: Cairo, Egypt

    Time zone: Africa/Cairo, Egypt

  • eheai

    Name: El Aaiún, Western Sahara

    Time zone: Africa/El_Aaiun

  • erasm

    Name: Asmara, Eritrea

    Time zone: Africa/Asmera, Africa/Asmara

  • esceu

    Name: Ceuta, Spain

    Time zone: Africa/Ceuta

  • eslpa

    Name: Canary Islands, Spain

    Time zone: Atlantic/Canary

  • esmad

    Name: Madrid, Spain

    Time zone: Europe/Madrid

  • est5edt

    Name: POSIX style time zone for US Eastern Time

    Time zone: EST5EDT

  • etadd

    Name: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

    Time zone: Africa/Addis_Ababa

  • fihel

    Name: Helsinki, Finland

    Time zone: Europe/Helsinki

  • fimhq

    Name: Mariehamn, Åland, Finland

    Time zone: Europe/Mariehamn

  • fjsuv

    Name: Fiji

    Time zone: Pacific/Fiji

  • fkpsy

    Name: Stanley, Falkland Islands

    Time zone: Atlantic/Stanley

  • fmksa

    Name: Kosrae, Micronesia

    Time zone: Pacific/Kosrae

  • fmpni

    Name: Pohnpei, Micronesia

    Time zone: Pacific/Ponape, Pacific/Pohnpei

  • fmtkk

    Name: Chuuk, Micronesia

    Time zone: Pacific/Truk, Pacific/Chuuk, Pacific/Yap

  • fotho

    Name: Faroe Islands

    Time zone: Atlantic/Faeroe, Atlantic/Faroe

  • frpar

    Name: Paris, France

    Time zone: Europe/Paris

  • galbv

    Name: Libreville, Gabon

    Time zone: Africa/Libreville

  • gaza

    Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territories

    Deprecated. See instead gazastrp

  • gazastrp

    Name: Gaza Strip, Palestinian Territories

    Time zone: Asia/Gaza

  • gblon

    Name: London, United Kingdom

    Time zone: Europe/London, Europe/Belfast, GB, GB-Eire

  • gdgnd

    Name: Grenada

    Time zone: America/Grenada

  • getbs

    Name: Tbilisi, Georgia

    Time zone: Asia/Tbilisi

  • gfcay

    Name: Cayenne, French Guiana

    Time zone: America/Cayenne

  • gggci

    Name: Guernsey

    Time zone: Europe/Guernsey

  • ghacc

    Name: Accra, Ghana

    Time zone: Africa/Accra

  • gigib

    Name: Gibraltar

    Time zone: Europe/Gibraltar

  • gldkshvn

    Name: Danmarkshavn, Greenland

    Time zone: America/Danmarkshavn

  • glgoh

    Name: Nuuk (Godthåb), Greenland

    Time zone: America/Godthab, America/Nuuk

  • globy

    Name: Ittoqqortoormiit (Scoresbysund), Greenland

    Time zone: America/Scoresbysund

  • glthu

    Name: Qaanaaq (Thule), Greenland

    Time zone: America/Thule

  • gmbjl

    Name: Banjul, Gambia

    Time zone: Africa/Banjul

  • gmt

    Name: Greenwich Mean Time

    Time zone: Etc/GMT, Etc/GMT+0, Etc/GMT-0, Etc/GMT0, Etc/Greenwich, GMT, GMT+0, GMT-0, GMT0, Greenwich

  • gncky

    Name: Conakry, Guinea

    Time zone: Africa/Conakry

  • gpbbr

    Name: Guadeloupe

    Time zone: America/Guadeloupe

  • gpmsb

    Name: Marigot, Saint Martin

    Time zone: America/Marigot

  • gpsbh

    Name: Saint Barthélemy

    Time zone: America/St_Barthelemy

  • gqssg

    Name: Malabo, Equatorial Guinea

    Time zone: Africa/Malabo

  • grath

    Name: Athens, Greece

    Time zone: Europe/Athens

  • gsgrv

    Name: South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands

    Time zone: Atlantic/South_Georgia

  • gtgua

    Name: Guatemala

    Time zone: America/Guatemala

  • gugum

    Name: Guam

    Time zone: Pacific/Guam

  • gwoxb

    Name: Bissau, Guinea-Bissau

    Time zone: Africa/Bissau

  • gygeo

    Name: Guyana

    Time zone: America/Guyana

  • hebron

    Name: West Bank, Palestinian Territories

    Time zone: Asia/Hebron

  • hkhkg

    Name: Hong Kong SAR China

    Time zone: Asia/Hong_Kong, Hongkong

  • hntgu

    Name: Tegucigalpa, Honduras

    Time zone: America/Tegucigalpa

  • hrzag

    Name: Zagreb, Croatia

    Time zone: Europe/Zagreb

  • htpap

    Name: Port-au-Prince, Haiti

    Time zone: America/Port-au-Prince

  • hubud

    Name: Budapest, Hungary

    Time zone: Europe/Budapest

  • iddjj

    Name: Jayapura, Indonesia

    Time zone: Asia/Jayapura

  • idjkt

    Name: Jakarta, Indonesia

    Time zone: Asia/Jakarta

  • idmak

    Name: Makassar, Indonesia

    Time zone: Asia/Makassar, Asia/Ujung_Pandang

  • idpnk

    Name: Pontianak, Indonesia

    Time zone: Asia/Pontianak

  • iedub

    Name: Dublin, Ireland

    Time zone: Europe/Dublin, Eire

  • imdgs

    Name: Isle of Man

    Time zone: Europe/Isle_of_Man

  • inccu

    Name: Kolkata, India

    Time zone: Asia/Calcutta, Asia/Kolkata

  • iodga

    Name: Chagos Archipelago

    Time zone: Indian/Chagos

  • iqbgw

    Name: Baghdad, Iraq

    Time zone: Asia/Baghdad

  • irthr

    Name: Tehran, Iran

    Time zone: Asia/Tehran, Iran

  • isrey

    Name: Reykjavik, Iceland

    Time zone: Atlantic/Reykjavik, Iceland

  • itrom

    Name: Rome, Italy

    Time zone: Europe/Rome

  • jeruslm

    Name: Jerusalem

    Time zone: Asia/Jerusalem, Asia/Tel_Aviv, Israel

  • jesth

    Name: Jersey

    Time zone: Europe/Jersey

  • jmkin

    Name: Jamaica

    Time zone: America/Jamaica, Jamaica

  • joamm

    Name: Amman, Jordan

    Time zone: Asia/Amman

  • jptyo

    Name: Tokyo, Japan

    Time zone: Asia/Tokyo, Japan

  • kenbo

    Name: Nairobi, Kenya

    Time zone: Africa/Nairobi

  • kgfru

    Name: Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

    Time zone: Asia/Bishkek

  • khpnh

    Name: Phnom Penh, Cambodia

    Time zone: Asia/Phnom_Penh

  • kicxi

    Name: Kiritimati, Kiribati

    Time zone: Pacific/Kiritimati

  • kipho

    Name: Enderbury Island, Kiribati

    Time zone: Pacific/Enderbury, Pacific/Kanton

  • kitrw

    Name: Tarawa, Kiribati

    Time zone: Pacific/Tarawa

  • kmyva

    Name: Comoros

    Time zone: Indian/Comoro

  • knbas

    Name: Saint Kitts

    Time zone: America/St_Kitts

  • kpfnj

    Name: Pyongyang, North Korea

    Time zone: Asia/Pyongyang

  • krsel

    Name: Seoul, South Korea

    Time zone: Asia/Seoul, ROK

  • kwkwi

    Name: Kuwait

    Time zone: Asia/Kuwait

  • kygec

    Name: Cayman Islands

    Time zone: America/Cayman

  • kzaau

    Name: Aqtau, Kazakhstan

    Time zone: Asia/Aqtau

  • kzakx

    Name: Aqtobe, Kazakhstan

    Time zone: Asia/Aqtobe

  • kzala

    Name: Almaty, Kazakhstan

    Time zone: Asia/Almaty

  • kzguw

    Name: Atyrau (Guryev), Kazakhstan

    Time zone: Asia/Atyrau

  • kzksn

    Name: Qostanay (Kostanay), Kazakhstan

    Time zone: Asia/Qostanay

  • kzkzo

    Name: Kyzylorda, Kazakhstan

    Time zone: Asia/Qyzylorda

  • kzura

    Name: Oral, Kazakhstan

    Time zone: Asia/Oral

  • lavte

    Name: Vientiane, Laos

    Time zone: Asia/Vientiane

  • lbbey

    Name: Beirut, Lebanon

    Time zone: Asia/Beirut

  • lccas

    Name: Saint Lucia

    Time zone: America/St_Lucia

  • livdz

    Name: Vaduz, Liechtenstein

    Time zone: Europe/Vaduz

  • lkcmb

    Name: Colombo, Sri Lanka

    Time zone: Asia/Colombo

  • lrmlw

    Name: Monrovia, Liberia

    Time zone: Africa/Monrovia

  • lsmsu

    Name: Maseru, Lesotho

    Time zone: Africa/Maseru

  • ltvno

    Name: Vilnius, Lithuania

    Time zone: Europe/Vilnius

  • lulux

    Name: Luxembourg

    Time zone: Europe/Luxembourg

  • lvrix

    Name: Riga, Latvia

    Time zone: Europe/Riga

  • lytip

    Name: Tripoli, Libya

    Time zone: Africa/Tripoli, Libya

  • macas

    Name: Casablanca, Morocco

    Time zone: Africa/Casablanca

  • mcmon

    Name: Monaco

    Time zone: Europe/Monaco

  • mdkiv

    Name: Chişinău, Moldova

    Time zone: Europe/Chisinau, Europe/Tiraspol

  • metgd

    Name: Podgorica, Montenegro

    Time zone: Europe/Podgorica

  • mgtnr

    Name: Antananarivo, Madagascar

    Time zone: Indian/Antananarivo

  • mhkwa

    Name: Kwajalein, Marshall Islands

    Time zone: Pacific/Kwajalein, Kwajalein

  • mhmaj

    Name: Majuro, Marshall Islands

    Time zone: Pacific/Majuro

  • mkskp

    Name: Skopje, Macedonia

    Time zone: Europe/Skopje

  • mlbko

    Name: Bamako, Mali

    Time zone: Africa/Bamako, Africa/Timbuktu

  • mmrgn

    Name: Yangon (Rangoon), Burma

    Time zone: Asia/Rangoon, Asia/Yangon

  • mncoq

    Name: Choibalsan, Mongolia

    Time zone: Asia/Choibalsan

  • mnhvd

    Name: Khovd (Hovd), Mongolia

    Time zone: Asia/Hovd

  • mnuln

    Name: Ulaanbaatar (Ulan Bator), Mongolia

    Time zone: Asia/Ulaanbaatar, Asia/Ulan_Bator

  • momfm

    Name: Macau SAR China

    Time zone: Asia/Macau, Asia/Macao

  • mpspn

    Name: Saipan, Northern Mariana Islands

    Time zone: Pacific/Saipan

  • mqfdf

    Name: Martinique

    Time zone: America/Martinique

  • mrnkc

    Name: Nouakchott, Mauritania

    Time zone: Africa/Nouakchott

  • msmni

    Name: Montserrat

    Time zone: America/Montserrat

  • mst7mdt

    Name: POSIX style time zone for US Mountain Time

    Time zone: MST7MDT

  • mtmla

    Name: Malta

    Time zone: Europe/Malta

  • muplu

    Name: Mauritius

    Time zone: Indian/Mauritius

  • mvmle

    Name: Maldives

    Time zone: Indian/Maldives

  • mwblz

    Name: Blantyre, Malawi

    Time zone: Africa/Blantyre

  • mxchi

    Name: Chihuahua, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Chihuahua

  • mxcun

    Name: Cancún, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Cancun

  • mxcjs

    Name: Ciudad Juárez, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Ciudad_Juarez

  • mxhmo

    Name: Hermosillo, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Hermosillo

  • mxmam

    Name: Matamoros, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Matamoros

  • mxmex

    Name: Mexico City, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Mexico_City, Mexico/General

  • mxmid

    Name: Mérida, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Merida

  • mxmty

    Name: Monterrey, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Monterrey

  • mxmzt

    Name: Mazatlán, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Mazatlan, Mexico/BajaSur

  • mxoji

    Name: Ojinaga, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Ojinaga

  • mxpvr

    Name: Bahía de Banderas, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Bahia_Banderas

  • mxstis

    Santa Isabel (Baja California), Mexico

    Deprecated. See instead mxtij

  • mxtij

    Name: Tijuana, Mexico

    Time zone: America/Tijuana, America/Ensenada, Mexico/BajaNorte, America/Santa_Isabel

  • mykch

    Name: Kuching, Malaysia

    Time zone: Asia/Kuching

  • mykul

    Name: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    Time zone: Asia/Kuala_Lumpur

  • mzmpm

    Name: Maputo, Mozambique

    Time zone: Africa/Maputo

  • nawdh

    Name: Windhoek, Namibia

    Time zone: Africa/Windhoek

  • ncnou

    Name: Noumea, New Caledonia

    Time zone: Pacific/Noumea

  • nenim

    Name: Niamey, Niger

    Time zone: Africa/Niamey

  • nfnlk

    Name: Norfolk Island

    Time zone: Pacific/Norfolk

  • nglos

    Name: Lagos, Nigeria

    Time zone: Africa/Lagos

  • nimga

    Name: Managua, Nicaragua

    Time zone: America/Managua

  • nlams

    Name: Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Time zone: Europe/Amsterdam

  • noosl

    Name: Oslo, Norway

    Time zone: Europe/Oslo

  • npktm

    Name: Kathmandu, Nepal

    Time zone: Asia/Katmandu, Asia/Kathmandu

  • nrinu

    Name: Nauru

    Time zone: Pacific/Nauru

  • nuiue

    Name: Niue

    Time zone: Pacific/Niue

  • nzakl

    Name: Auckland, New Zealand

    Time zone: Pacific/Auckland, Antarctica/South_Pole, NZ

  • nzcht

    Name: Chatham Islands, New Zealand

    Time zone: Pacific/Chatham, NZ-CHAT

  • ommct

    Name: Muscat, Oman

    Time zone: Asia/Muscat

  • papty

    Name: Panama

    Time zone: America/Panama

  • pelim

    Name: Lima, Peru

    Time zone: America/Lima

  • pfgmr

    Name: Gambiera Islands, French Polynesia

    Time zone: Pacific/Gambier

  • pfnhv

    Name: Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia

    Time zone: Pacific/Marquesas

  • pfppt

    Name: Tahiti, French Polynesia

    Time zone: Pacific/Tahiti

  • pgpom

    Name: Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

    Time zone: Pacific/Port_Moresby

  • pgraw

    Name: Bougainville, Papua New Guinea

    Time zone: Pacific/Bougainville

  • phmnl

    Name: Manila, Philippines

    Time zone: Asia/Manila

  • pkkhi

    Name: Karachi, Pakistan

    Time zone: Asia/Karachi

  • plwaw

    Name: Warsaw, Poland

    Time zone: Europe/Warsaw, Poland

  • pmmqc

    Name: Saint Pierre and Miquelon

    Time zone: America/Miquelon

  • pnpcn

    Name: Pitcairn Islands

    Time zone: Pacific/Pitcairn

  • prsju

    Name: Puerto Rico

    Time zone: America/Puerto_Rico

  • pst8pdt

    Name: POSIX style time zone for US Pacific Time

    Time zone: PST8PDT

  • ptfnc

    Name: Madeira, Portugal

    Time zone: Atlantic/Madeira

  • ptlis

    Name: Lisbon, Portugal

    Time zone: Europe/Lisbon, Portugal

  • ptpdl

    Name: Azores, Portugal

    Time zone: Atlantic/Azores

  • pwror

    Name: Palau

    Time zone: Pacific/Palau

  • pyasu

    Name: Asunción, Paraguay

    Time zone: America/Asuncion

  • qadoh

    Name: Qatar

    Time zone: Asia/Qatar

  • rereu

    Name: Réunion

    Time zone: Indian/Reunion

  • robuh

    Name: Bucharest, Romania

    Time zone: Europe/Bucharest

  • rsbeg

    Name: Belgrade, Serbia

    Time zone: Europe/Belgrade

  • ruasf

    Name: Astrakhan, Russia

    Time zone: Europe/Astrakhan

  • rubax

    Name: Barnaul, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Barnaul

  • ruchita

    Name: Chita Zabaykalsky, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Chita

  • rudyr

    Name: Anadyr, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Anadyr

  • rugdx

    Name: Magadan, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Magadan

  • ruikt

    Name: Irkutsk, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Irkutsk

  • rukgd

    Name: Kaliningrad, Russia

    Time zone: Europe/Kaliningrad

  • rukhndg

    Name: Khandyga Tomponsky, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Khandyga

  • rukra

    Name: Krasnoyarsk, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Krasnoyarsk

  • rukuf

    Name: Samara, Russia

    Time zone: Europe/Samara

  • rukvx

    Name: Kirov, Russia

    Time zone: Europe/Kirov

  • rumow

    Name: Moscow, Russia

    Time zone: Europe/Moscow, W-SU

  • runoz

    Name: Novokuznetsk, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Novokuznetsk

  • ruoms

    Name: Omsk, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Omsk

  • ruovb

    Name: Novosibirsk, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Novosibirsk

  • rupkc

    Name: Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Kamchatka

  • rurtw

    Name: Saratov, Russia

    Time zone: Europe/Saratov

  • rusred

    Name: Srednekolymsk, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Srednekolymsk

  • rutof

    Name: Tomsk, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Tomsk

  • ruuly

    Name: Ulyanovsk, Russia

    Time zone: Europe/Ulyanovsk

  • ruunera

    Name: Ust-Nera Oymyakonsky, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Ust-Nera

  • ruuus

    Name: Sakhalin, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Sakhalin

  • ruvog

    Name: Volgograd, Russia

    Time zone: Europe/Volgograd

  • ruvvo

    Name: Vladivostok, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Vladivostok

  • ruyek

    Name: Yekaterinburg, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Yekaterinburg

  • ruyks

    Name: Yakutsk, Russia

    Time zone: Asia/Yakutsk

  • rwkgl

    Name: Kigali, Rwanda

    Time zone: Africa/Kigali

  • saruh

    Name: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

    Time zone: Asia/Riyadh

  • sbhir

    Name: Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands

    Time zone: Pacific/Guadalcanal

  • scmaw

    Name: Mahé, Seychelles

    Time zone: Indian/Mahe

  • sdkrt

    Name: Khartoum, Sudan

    Time zone: Africa/Khartoum

  • sesto

    Name: Stockholm, Sweden

    Time zone: Europe/Stockholm

  • sgsin

    Name: Singapore

    Time zone: Asia/Singapore, Singapore

  • shshn

    Name: Saint Helena

    Time zone: Atlantic/St_Helena

  • silju

    Name: Ljubljana, Slovenia

    Time zone: Europe/Ljubljana

  • sjlyr

    Name: Longyearbyen, Svalbard

    Time zone: Arctic/Longyearbyen, Atlantic/Jan_Mayen

  • skbts

    Name: Bratislava, Slovakia

    Time zone: Europe/Bratislava

  • slfna

    Name: Freetown, Sierra Leone

    Time zone: Africa/Freetown

  • smsai

    Name: San Marino

    Time zone: Europe/San_Marino

  • sndkr

    Name: Dakar, Senegal

    Time zone: Africa/Dakar

  • somgq

    Name: Mogadishu, Somalia

    Time zone: Africa/Mogadishu

  • srpbm

    Name: Paramaribo, Suriname

    Time zone: America/Paramaribo

  • ssjub

    Name: Juba, South Sudan

    Time zone: Africa/Juba

  • sttms

    Name: São Tomé, São Tomé and Príncipe

    Time zone: Africa/Sao_Tome

  • svsal

    Name: El Salvador

    Time zone: America/El_Salvador

  • sxphi

    Name: Sint Maarten

    Time zone: America/Lower_Princes

  • sydam

    Name: Damascus, Syria

    Time zone: Asia/Damascus

  • szqmn

    Name: Mbabane, Swaziland

    Time zone: Africa/Mbabane

  • tcgdt

    Name: Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands

    Time zone: America/Grand_Turk

  • tdndj

    Name: N'Djamena, Chad

    Time zone: Africa/Ndjamena

  • tfpfr

    Name: Kerguelen Islands, French Southern Territories

    Time zone: Indian/Kerguelen

  • tglfw

    Name: Lomé, Togo

    Time zone: Africa/Lome

  • thbkk

    Name: Bangkok, Thailand

    Time zone: Asia/Bangkok

  • tjdyu

    Name: Dushanbe, Tajikistan

    Time zone: Asia/Dushanbe

  • tkfko

    Name: Fakaofo, Tokelau

    Time zone: Pacific/Fakaofo

  • tldil

    Name: Dili, East Timor

    Time zone: Asia/Dili

  • tmasb

    Name: Ashgabat, Turkmenistan

    Time zone: Asia/Ashgabat, Asia/Ashkhabad

  • tntun

    Name: Tunis, Tunisia

    Time zone: Africa/Tunis

  • totbu

    Name: Tongatapu, Tonga

    Time zone: Pacific/Tongatapu

  • trist

    Name: Istanbul, Türkiye

    Time zone: Europe/Istanbul, Asia/Istanbul, Turkey

  • ttpos

    Name: Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago

    Time zone: America/Port_of_Spain

  • tvfun

    Name: Funafuti, Tuvalu

    Time zone: Pacific/Funafuti

  • twtpe

    Name: Taipei, Taiwan

    Time zone: Asia/Taipei, ROC

  • tzdar

    Name: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

    Time zone: Africa/Dar_es_Salaam

  • uaiev

    Name: Kyiv, Ukraine

    Time zone: Europe/Kiev, Europe/Kyiv, Europe/Zaporozhye, Europe/Uzhgorod

  • uaozh

    Zaporizhia (Zaporozhye), Ukraine

    Deprecated. See instead uaiev

  • uasip

    Name: Simferopol, Ukraine

    Time zone: Europe/Simferopol

  • uauzh

    Uzhhorod (Uzhgorod), Ukraine

    Deprecated. See instead uaiev

  • ugkla

    Name: Kampala, Uganda

    Time zone: Africa/Kampala

  • umawk

    Name: Wake Island, U.S. Minor Outlying Islands

    Time zone: Pacific/Wake

  • umjon

    Johnston Atoll, U.S. Minor Outlying Islands

    Deprecated. See instead ushnl

  • ummdy

    Name: Midway Islands, U.S. Minor Outlying Islands

    Time zone: Pacific/Midway

  • unk

    Name: Unknown time zone

    Time zone: Etc/Unknown

  • usadk

    Name: Adak (Alaska), United States

    Time zone: America/Adak, America/Atka, US/Aleutian

  • usaeg

    Name: Marengo (Indiana), United States

    Time zone: America/Indiana/Marengo

  • usanc

    Name: Anchorage, United States

    Time zone: America/Anchorage, US/Alaska

  • usboi

    Name: Boise (Idaho), United States

    Time zone: America/Boise

  • uschi

    Name: Chicago, United States

    Time zone: America/Chicago, US/Central

  • usden

    Name: Denver, United States

    Time zone: America/Denver, America/Shiprock, Navajo, US/Mountain

  • usdet

    Name: Detroit, United States

    Time zone: America/Detroit, US/Michigan

  • ushnl

    Name: Honolulu, United States

    Time zone: Pacific/Honolulu, US/Hawaii, Pacific/Johnston

  • usind

    Name: Indianapolis, United States

    Time zone: America/Indianapolis, America/Fort_Wayne, America/Indiana/Indianapolis, US/East-Indiana

  • usinvev

    Name: Vevay (Indiana), United States

    Time zone: America/Indiana/Vevay

  • usjnu

    Name: Juneau (Alaska), United States

    Time zone: America/Juneau

  • usknx

    Name: Knox (Indiana), United States

    Time zone: America/Indiana/Knox, America/Knox_IN, US/Indiana-Starke

  • uslax

    Name: Los Angeles, United States

    Time zone: America/Los_Angeles, US/Pacific, US/Pacific-New

  • uslui

    Name: Louisville (Kentucky), United States

    Time zone: America/Louisville, America/Kentucky/Louisville

  • usmnm

    Name: Menominee (Michigan), United States

    Time zone: America/Menominee

  • usmtm

    Name: Metlakatla (Alaska), United States

    Time zone: America/Metlakatla

  • usmoc

    Name: Monticello (Kentucky), United States

    Time zone: America/Kentucky/Monticello

  • usnavajo

    Shiprock (Navajo), United States

    Deprecated. See instead usden

  • usndcnt

    Name: Center (North Dakota), United States

    Time zone: America/North_Dakota/Center

  • usndnsl

    Name: New Salem (North Dakota), United States

    Time zone: America/North_Dakota/New_Salem

  • usnyc

    Name: New York, United States

    Time zone: America/New_York, US/Eastern

  • usoea

    Name: Vincennes (Indiana), United States

    Time zone: America/Indiana/Vincennes

  • usome

    Name: Nome (Alaska), United States

    Time zone: America/Nome

  • usphx

    Name: Phoenix, United States

    Time zone: America/Phoenix, US/Arizona

  • ussit

    Name: Sitka (Alaska), United States

    Time zone: America/Sitka

  • ustel

    Name: Tell City (Indiana), United States

    Time zone: America/Indiana/Tell_City

  • uswlz

    Name: Winamac (Indiana), United States

    Time zone: America/Indiana/Winamac

  • uswsq

    Name: Petersburg (Indiana), United States

    Time zone: America/Indiana/Petersburg

  • usxul

    Name: Beulah (North Dakota), United States

    Time zone: America/North_Dakota/Beulah

  • usyak

    Name: Yakutat (Alaska), United States

    Time zone: America/Yakutat

  • utc

    Name: UTC (Coordinated Universal Time)

    Time zone: Etc/UTC, Etc/UCT, Etc/Universal, Etc/Zulu, UCT, UTC, Universal, Zulu

  • utce01

    Name: 1 hour ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-1

  • utce02

    Name: 2 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-2

  • utce03

    Name: 3 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-3

  • utce04

    Name: 4 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-4

  • utce05

    Name: 5 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-5

  • utce06

    Name: 6 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-6

  • utce07

    Name: 7 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-7

  • utce08

    Name: 8 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-8

  • utce09

    Name: 9 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-9

  • utce10

    Name: 10 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-10

  • utce11

    Name: 11 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-11

  • utce12

    Name: 12 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-12

  • utce13

    Name: 13 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-13

  • utce14

    Name: 14 hours ahead of UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT-14

  • utcw01

    Name: 1 hour behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+1

  • utcw02

    Name: 2 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+2

  • utcw03

    Name: 3 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+3

  • utcw04

    Name: 4 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+4

  • utcw05

    Name: 5 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+5, EST

  • utcw06

    Name: 6 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+6

  • utcw07

    Name: 7 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+7, MST

  • utcw08

    Name: 8 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+8

  • utcw09

    Name: 9 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+9

  • utcw10

    Name: 10 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+10, HST

  • utcw11

    Name: 11 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+11

  • utcw12

    Name: 12 hours behind UTC

    Time zone: Etc/GMT+12

  • uymvd

    Name: Montevideo, Uruguay

    Time zone: America/Montevideo

  • uzskd

    Name: Samarkand, Uzbekistan

    Time zone: Asia/Samarkand

  • uztas

    Name: Tashkent, Uzbekistan

    Time zone: Asia/Tashkent

  • vavat

    Name: Vatican City

    Time zone: Europe/Vatican

  • vcsvd

    Name: Saint Vincent, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

    Time zone: America/St_Vincent

  • veccs

    Name: Caracas, Venezuela

    Time zone: America/Caracas

  • vgtov

    Name: Tortola, British Virgin Islands

    Time zone: America/Tortola

  • vistt

    Name: Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands

    Time zone: America/St_Thomas, America/Virgin

  • vnsgn

    Name: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

    Time zone: Asia/Saigon, Asia/Ho_Chi_Minh

  • vuvli

    Name: Efate, Vanuatu

    Time zone: Pacific/Efate

  • wfmau

    Name: Wallis Islands, Wallis and Futuna

    Time zone: Pacific/Wallis

  • wsapw

    Name: Apia, Samoa

    Time zone: Pacific/Apia

  • yeade

    Name: Aden, Yemen

    Time zone: Asia/Aden

  • ytmam

    Name: Mayotte

    Time zone: Indian/Mayotte

  • zajnb

    Name: Johannesburg, South Africa

    Time zone: Africa/Johannesburg

  • zmlun

    Name: Lusaka, Zambia

    Time zone: Africa/Lusaka

  • zwhre

    Name: Harare, Zimbabwe

    Time zone: Africa/Harare

  See the standard documentation for more information.

• va

  A Unicode Variant Identifier defines a special variant used for locales.

Transform extensions

This is used for transliterations, transcriptions, translations, etc, as per RFC6497

For example:

• ja-t-it

  The content is Japanese, transformed from Italian.

• ja-Kana-t-it

  The content is Japanese Katakana, transformed from Italian.

• und-Latn-t-und-cyrl

  The content is in the Latin script, transformed from the Cyrillic script.

• und-Cyrl-t-und-latn-m0-ungegn-2007

  The content is in Cyrillic, transformed from Latin, according to a UNGEGN specification dated 2007.

  The date is of format YYYYMMDD all without space, and the month and day information should be provided only when necessary for clarification, as per the RFC6497, section 2.5(c)

• und-Cyrl-t-und-latn-m0-ungegn

  Same, but without year.

The complete list of valid subtags is as follows. They are all two to eight alphanumeric characters.

• d0

  Transform destination: for non-languages/scripts, such as fullwidth-halfwidth conversion

  See also s0

  Possible values are:

  • accents

    Map base + punctuation, etc to accented characters

  • ascii

    Map as many characters to the closest ASCII character as possible

  • casefold

    Apply Unicode case folding

  • charname

    Map each character to its Unicode name

  • digit

    Convert to digit form of accent

  • fcc

    Map string to the FCC format; http://unicode.org/notes/tn5

  • fcd

    Map string to the FCD format; http://unicode.org/notes/tn5

  • fwidth

    Map characters to their fullwidth equivalents

  • hex

    Map characters to a hex equivalents, eg a to \u0061; for hex variants see transform.xml

  • hwidth

    Map characters to their halfwidth equivalents

  • lower

    Apply Unicode full lowercase mapping

  • morse

    Map Unicode to Morse Code encoding

  • nfc

    Map string to the Unicode NFC format

  • nfd

    Map string to the Unicode NFD format

  • nfkc

    Map string to the Unicode NFKC format

  • nfkd

    Map string to the Unicode NFKD format

  • npinyin

    Map pinyin written with tones to the numeric form

  • null

    Make no change in the string

  • publish

    Map to preferred forms for publishing, such as , , —

  • remove

    Remove every character in the string

  • title

    Apply Unicode full titlecase mapping

  • upper

    Apply Unicode full uppercase mapping

  • zawgyi

    Map Unicode to Zawgyi Myanmar encoding

• h0

  Hybrid Locale Identifiers: h0 with the value hybrid indicates that the -t- value is a language that is mixed into the main language tag to form a hybrid.

  For example:

  • hi-t-en-h0-hybrid

    Hybrid Deva - Hinglish

    Hindi-English hybrid where the script is Devanagari*

  • hi-Latn-t-en-h0-hybrid

    Hybrid Latin - Hinglish

    Hindi-English hybrid where the script is Latin*

  • ru-t-en-h0-hybrid

    Hybrid Cyrillic - Runglish

    Russian with an admixture of American English

  • ru-t-en-gb-h0-hybrid

    Hybrid Cyrillic - Runglish

    Russian with an admixture of British English

  • en-t-zh-h0-hybrid

    Hybrid Latin - Chinglish

    American English with an admixture of Chinese (Simplified Mandarin Chinese)

  • en-t-zh-hant-h0-hybrid

    Hybrid Latin - Chinglish

    American English with an admixture of Chinese (Traditional Mandarin Chinese)

• i0

  Input Method Engine transform: used to indicate an input method transformation, such as one used by a client-side input method. The first subfield in a sequence would typically be a platform or vendor designation.

  For example: zh-t-i0-pinyin

  Possible values are:

  • handwrit

    Handwriting input: used when the only information known (or requested) is that the text was (or is to be) converted using an handwriting input.

  • pinyin

    Pinyin input: for simplified Chinese characters. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinyin_method.

  • und

    The choice of input method is not specified. Used when the only information known (or requested) is that the text was (or is to be) converted using an input method engine

  • wubi

    Wubi input: for simplified Chinese characters. For background information, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wubi_method

• k0

  Keyboard transform: used to indicate a keyboard transformation, such as one used by a client-side virtual keyboard. The first subfield in a sequence would typically be a platform designation, representing the platform that the keyboard is intended for.

  For example: en-t-k0-dvorak

  Possible values are:

  • 101key

    101 key layout.

  • 102key

    102 key layout.

  • 600dpi

    Keyboard for a 600 dpi device.

  • 768dpi

    Keyboard for a 768 dpi device.

  • android

    Android keyboard.

  • azerty

    A AZERTY-based keyboard or one that approximates AZERTY in a different script.

  • chromeos

    ChromeOS keyboard.

  • colemak

    Colemak keyboard layout. The Colemak keyboard is an alternative to the QWERTY and dvorak keyboards. http://colemak.com/.

  • dvorak

    Dvorak keyboard layout. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dvorak_Simplified_Keyboard.

  • dvorakl

    Dvorak left-handed keyboard layout. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KB_Dvorak_Left.svg.

  • dvorakr

    Dvorak right-handed keyboard layout. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KB_Dvorak_Right.svg.

  • el220

    Greek 220 keyboard. See also http://www.microsoft.com/resources/msdn/goglobal/keyboards/kbdhela2.html.

  • el319

    Greek 319 keyboard. See also ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/globalization/keyboards/KBD319.pdf.

  • extended

    A keyboard that has been enhanced with a large number of extra characters.

  • googlevk

    Google virtual keyboard.

  • isiri

    Persian ISIRI keyboard. Based on ISIRI 2901:1994 standard. See also http://behdad.org/download/Publications/persiancomputing/a007.pdf.

  • legacy

    A keyboard that has been replaced with a newer standard but is kept for legacy purposes.

  • lt1205

    Lithuanian standard keyboard, based on the LST 1205:1992 standard. See also http://www.kada.lt/litwin/.

  • lt1582

    Lithuanian standard keyboard, based on the LST 1582:2000 standard. See also http://www.kada.lt/litwin/.

  • nutaaq

    Inuktitut Nutaaq keyboard. See also http://www.pirurvik.ca/en/webfm_send/15.

  • osx

    Mac OSX keyboard.

  • patta

    Thai Pattachote keyboard. This is a less frequently used layout in Thai (Kedmanee layout is more popular). See also http://www.nectec.or.th/it-standards/keyboard_layout/thai-key.htm.

  • qwerty

    QWERTY-based keyboard or one that approximates QWERTY in a different script.

  • qwertz

    QWERTZ-based keyboard or one that approximates QWERTZ in a different script.

  • ta99

    Tamil 99 keyboard. See also http://www.tamilvu.org/Tamilnet99/annex1.htm.

  • und

    The vender for the keyboard is not specified. Used when the only information known (or requested) is that the text was (or is to be) converted using an keyboard.

  • var

    A keyboard layout with small variations from the default.

  • viqr

    Vietnamese VIQR layout, based on http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1456.

  • windows

    Windows keyboard.

• m0

  Transform extension mechanism: to reference an authority or rules for a type of transformation.

  For example: und-Latn-t-ru-m0-ungegn-2007

  Possible values are:

  • aethiopi

    Encylopedia Aethiopica Transliteration

  • alaloc

    American Library Association-Library of Congress

  • betamets

    Beta Maṣāḥǝft Transliteration

  • bgn

    US Board on Geographic Names

  • buckwalt

    Buckwalter Arabic transliteration system

  • c11

    for hex transforms, using the C11 syntax: \u0061\U0001F4D6

  • css

    for hex transforms, using the CSS syntax: \61 \01F4D6, spacing where necessary

  • din

    Deutsches Institut für Normung

  • es3842

    Ethiopian Standards Agency ES 3842:2014 Ethiopic-Latin Transliteration

  • ewts

    Extended Wylie Transliteration Scheme

  • gost

    Euro-Asian Council for Standardization, Metrology and Certification

  • gurage

    Gurage Legacy to Modern Transliteration

  • gutgarts

    Yaros Gutgarts Ethiopic-Cyrillic Transliteration

  • iast

    International Alphabet of Sanskrit Transliteration

  • iesjes

    IES/JES Amharic Transliteration

  • iso

    International Organization for Standardization

  • java

    for hex transforms, using the Java syntax: \u0061\uD83D\uDCD6

  • lambdin

    Thomas Oden Lambdin Ethiopic-Latin Transliteration

  • mcst

    Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism

  • mns

    Mongolian National Standard

  • percent

    for hex transforms, using the percent syntax: %61%F0%9F%93%96

  • perl

    for hex transforms, using the perl syntax: \x{61}\x{1F4D6}

  • plain

    for hex transforms, with no surrounding syntax, spacing where necessary: 0061 1F4D6

  • prprname

    transform variant for proper names

  • satts

    Standard Arabic Technical Transliteration System (SATTS)

  • sera

    System for Ethiopic Representation in ASCII

  • tekieali

    Tekie Alibekit Blin-Latin Transliteration

  • ungegn

    United Nations Group of Experts on Geographical Names

  • unicode

    to hex with the Unicode syntax: U+0061 U+1F4D6, spacing where necessary

  • xaleget

    Eritrean Ministry of Education Blin-Latin Transliteration

  • xml

    for hex transforms, using the xml syntax: a📖

  • xml10

    for hex transforms, using the xml decimal syntax: a📖

• s0

  Transform source: for non-languages/scripts, such as fullwidth-halfwidth conversion

  See also d0

  Possible values are:

  • accents

    Accented characters to map base + punctuation, etc

  • ascii

    Map from ASCII to the target, perhaps using different conventions

  • hex

    Map characters from hex equivalents, trying all variants, eg U+0061 to a; for hex variants see transform.xml

  • morse

    Map Morse Code to Unicode encoding

  • npinyin

    Map the numeric form of pinyin to the tone format

  • publish

    Map publishing characters, such as , , —, to from vanilla characters

  • zawgyi

    Map Zawgyi Myanmar encoding to Unicode

• t0

  Machine Translation: used to indicate content that has been machine translated, or a request for a particular type of machine translation of content. The first subfield in a sequence would typically be a platform or vendor designation.

  For example: ja-t-de-t0-und

• x0

  Private Use.

  For example: ja-t-de-t0-und-x0-medical

Collation Options

Parametric settings can be specified in language tags or in rule syntax (in the form [keyword value] ). For example, -ks-level2 or [strength 2] will only compare strings based on their primary and secondary weights.

The options description below is taken from the LDML standard, and reflect how the algorithm works when implemented by web browser, or other runtime environment. This module does not do any of those algorithms. The documentation is only here for your benefit and convenience.

See the standard documentation and the DUCET (Default Unicode Collation Element Table) for more information.

• ka or colAlternate

  Sets alternate handling for variable weights.

  Possible values are optional and can be:

  • noignore or non-ignorable

    Default value.

  • shifted

• kb or colBackwards

  Sets collation parameter key for backward collation weight.

  Sets alternate handling for variable weights.

  Possible values are optional and can be: true or yes, false (default) or no

• kc or colCaseLevel

  Sets collation parameter key for case level.

  Specifies a boolean. If on, a level consisting only of case characteristics will be inserted in front of tertiary level, as a "Level 2.5". To ignore accents but take case into account, set strength to primary and case level to on.

  Possible values are optional and can be: true or yes, false (default) or no

• kf or colCaseFirst

  Sets collation parameter key for ordering by case.

  If set to upper, causes upper case to sort before lower case. If set to lower, causes lower case to sort before upper case.

  Possible values are: upper, lower, false (default) or no

• kh or colHiraganaQuaternary

  Sets collation parameter key for special Hiragana handling.

  This is deprecated by the LDML standard.

  Specifies a boolean. Controls special treatment of Hiragana code points on quaternary level. If turned on, Hiragana codepoints will get lower values than all the other non-variable code points in shifted.

  Possible values are optional and can be: true (default) or yes, false or no

• kk or colNormalization

  Sets collation parameter key for normalisation.

  Specifies a boolean. If on, then the normal UCA algorithm is used.

  Possible values are optional and can be: true (default) or yes, false or no

• kn or colNumeric

  Sets collation parameter key for numeric handling.

  Specifies a boolean. If set to on, any sequence of Decimal Digits is sorted at a primary level with its numeric value.

  Possible values are optional and can be: true or yes, false (default) or no

• kr or colReorder

  Sets collation reorder codes.

  Specifies a reordering of scripts or other significant blocks of characters such as symbols, punctuation, and digits.

  Possible values are: currency, digit, punct, space, symbol, or any BCP47 script ID.

  Also possible: others where all codes not explicitly mentioned should be ordered. The script code Zzzz (Unknown Script) is a synonym for others.

  For example:

  • en-u-kr-latn-digit

    Reorder digits after Latin characters.

  • en-u-kr-arab-cyrl-others-symbol

    Reorder Arabic characters first, then Cyrillic, and put symbols at the end—after all other characters.

  • en-u-kr-others

    Remove any locale-specific reordering, and use DUCET order for reordering blocks.

• ks or colStrength

  Sets the collation parameter key for collation strength used for comparison.

  Possible values are:

  • level1 or primary

  • level2 or secondary

  • level3 (default) or tertiary

  • level4 or quaternary or quarternary

  • identic or identical

• kv

  Sets the collation parameter key for maxVariable, the last reordering group to be affected by ka-shifted.

  Possible values are:

  • currency

    Spaces, punctuation and all symbols are affected by ka-shifted.

  • punct

    Spaces and punctuation are affected by ka-shifted (CLDR default).

  • space

    Only spaces are affected by ka-shifted.

  • symbol

    Spaces, punctuation and symbols except for currency symbols are affected by ka-shifted (UCA default).

• vt

  Sets the parameter key for the variable top.

  This is deprecated by the LDML standard.

EXCEPTIONS

This module does not die upon errors, unless you have set fatal to a true value. Instead it sets an error object that can be retrieved.

When an error occurred, an error object will be set and the method will return undef in scalar context and an empty list in list context.

Otherwise, the only occasions when this module will die is when there is an internal design error, which would be my fault.

SERIALISATION

Locale::Unicode supports Storable::Improved, Storable, Sereal and CBOR serialisation, by implementing the methods FREEZE, THAW, STORABLE_freeze, STORABLE_thaw

For serialisation with Sereal, make sure to instantiate the Sereal encoder with the freeze_callbacks option set to true, otherwise, Sereal will not use the FREEZE and THAW methods.

See "FREEZE/THAW CALLBACK MECHANISM" in Sereal::Encoder for more information.

For CBOR, it is recommended to use the option allow_sharing to enable the reuse of references, such as:

my $cbor = CBOR::XS->new->allow_sharing;

Also, if you use the option allow_tags with JSON, then all of those modules will work too, since this option enables support for the FREEZE and THAW methods.

AUTHOR

Jacques Deguest <jack@deguest.jp>

SEE ALSO

https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/tree/main/common/bcp47, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IETF_language_tag

https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/bcp47

Unicode Locale Data Markup Language

BCP47

RFC6067 on the Unicode extensions

RFC6497 on the transformation extension

RFC5646

See HTML::Object::Locale for an implementation of Web API class Intl.Locale

Unicode::Collate, Unicode::Collate::Locale, Unicode::Unihan

Locale::Unicode::Data for the entire CLDR data accessible as a SQLite database.

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

Copyright(c) 2024 DEGUEST Pte. Ltd.

All rights reserved

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

cpanm Locale::Unicode

perl -MCPAN -e shell
install Locale::Unicode