For example, the file for German is called "app/lib/core/Parsers/TimeExpressionParser/de_DE.lang" and looks like this:
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# *** use ONLY lowercase letters in lists: input will be forced to lowercase for comparison ***
# List month names; used whenever name of month needs to be displayed
monthList = [januar, februar, märz, april, mai, juni, juli, august, september, oktober, november, dezember]
# *** the following list of months is for display and *SHOULD* be capitalized where appropriate
monthListDisplay = [Januar, Februar, März, April, Mai, Juni, Juli, August, September, Oktober, November, Dezember]
# Hash table mapping acceptable month names to the display names defined in 'monthList'
monthTable = {
jan = januar, jan. = januar,
feb = februar, feb. = februar,
mar = märz, mar. = märz,
apr = april, apr. = april,
ma = mai,
jun = juni, jun. = juni,
jul = juli, jul. = juli,
aug = august, aug. = august,
sep = september, sep. = september,
oct = oktober, oct. = oktober,
nov = november, nov. = november,
dec = dezember, dec. = dezember
}
# List of day names, starting with Sunday
dayListDisplay = [Sonntag, Montag, Dienstag, Mittwoch, Donnerstag, Freitag, Samstag]
rangePreConjunctions = [von, zwischen]
rangeConjunctions = [bis, -, und, ..]
dateTimeConjunctions = [um]
dateDelimiters = [/,-,.]
timeDelimiters = [:,.]
timeAMMeridian = am
timePMMeridian = pm
meridianTable = {
a.m. = am,
p.m. = pm
}
dateCircaIndicator = [circa, c, c., ca, ca.]
dateUncertaintyIndicator = [~]
dateUncertaintyYearIndicator = [y]
dateUncertaintyDayIndicator = [d]
# What to use to indicate a geological date ("millions of years ago")
dateMYA = [mya]
dateADIndicator = ad
dateBCIndicator = bc
ADBCTable = {
a.d. = ad, n.chr. = ad,
b.c. = bc, v.chr. = bc, v.u.z = bc
}
nowDate = [jetzt,now]
todayDate = [heute]
yesterdayDate = [gestern]
tomorrowDate = [morgen]
undatedDate = [undated, unknown]
presentDate = [gegenwart, ?, ??, ???, ????]
beforeQualifier = [vor]
diedQualifier = [gestorben, gest., gest, d, d.]
afterQualifier = [nach, ab, seit]
bornQualifier = [geboren, geb., geb, b, b.]
# Text to indicate century (as in "20th century")
centuryIndicator = [jahrhundert]
# Text to indicate decdae (as in "1920s")
decadeIndicator = [er]
# list of numeric suffixes, starting with the one for zero
# (eg. 0th, 1st, 2nd, 3rd would be a list like so: [th, st, nd, rd])
ordinalSuffixes = [.]
ordinalSuffixDefault = .
# in delimited dates (ex. 12/10/2009) is the first number a month or a day?
# set to "0" for European style dates (day comes first); "1" for American-style dates (month comes first)
monthComesFirstInDelimitedDate = 0
# character(s) to append to day in full (not delimited) date
# eg. in the date "1. February 2009", "." is the daySuffix
# Note: you can put arbitrary text here - only punctuation
daySuffix = .
# Definite articles
definiteArticles = [der, die, das]
# Indefinite articles
indefiniteArticles = [ein, eine, einem, einen, einer]
# Seasons
winterSeason = [winter]
springSeason = [frühling]
summerSeason = [sommer]
autumnSeason = [herbst]
NOTE: At the moment there seems to be an issue with month names that contain umlauts
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