LCONV
Is the NetWare counterpart to the standard lconv structure
typedef struct {
char decimal_point [4];
char thousands_sep [4];
char grouping [4];
char int_curr_symbol [8];
char currency_symbol [4];
char mon_decimal_point [4];
char mon_thousands_sep [4];
char mon_grouping [8];
char positive_sign [4];
char negative_sign [4];
char int_frac_digits ;
char frac_digits ;
char p_cs_precedes ;
char p_sep_by_space ;
char n_cs_precedes ;
char n_sep_by_space ;
char p_sign_posn ;
char n_sign_posn ;
int code_page ;
int country_id ;
char data_list_separator ;
char date_separator [2];
char time_separator [2];
char time_format ;
int date_format ;
char am [meridlen];
char pm [meridlen];
char reserved [40];
} LCONV;
uses netwin32
LCONV = packed Record
decimal_point : Array [0..3] of Char;
thousands_sep : Array [0..3] of Char;
grouping : Array [0..3] of Char;
int_curr_symbol : Array [0..7] of Char;
currency_symbol : Array [0..3] of Char;
mon_decimal_point : Array [0..3] of Char;
mon_thousands_sep : Array [0..3] of Char;
mon_grouping : Array [0..7] of Char;
positive_sign : Array [0..3] of Char;
negative_sign : Array [0..3] of Char;
int_frac_digits : Char;
frac_digits : Char;
p_cs_precedes : Char;
p_sep_by_space : Char;
n_cs_precedes : Char;
n_sep_by_space : Char;
p_sign_posn : Char;
n_sign_posn : Char;
code_page : nint;
country_id : nint;
data_list_separator : Array [0..1] of Char;
date_separator : Array [0..1] of Char;
time_separator : Array [0..1] of Char;
time_format : Char;
date_format : Char;
am : Array [0..MERIDLEN-1] of Char;
pm : Array [0..MERIDLEN-1] of Char;
reserved : Array [0..39] of Char;
End;
The first three characters of the grouping field contain the alphabetic international currency symbol in accordance with those specified in ISO 4217. The fourth character is the character used to separate the international currency symbol from the monetary quantity.
The first three characters of the int_curr_symbol field contain the alphabetic international currency symbol as defined in ISO 4217, "Codes for the Representation of Currency & Funds."
The date_format field has the following format:
char am[MERIDLEN] char pm[MERIDLEN]