Hi,
for Java and ICU locales, if you don't specify something, you will get the string from
the default/root locale. This would typically be in English. If you don't want English
_and_ don't want to create 15 locales, then how about using number strings, like "10"
for "October", or roman numerals like "X"?
Anyway, once you get that kind of data together, ICU would love to get it, too! See
http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/icu/localeexplorer
You can also give us partial data and then look at it at this URL and see if you like
the results...
Thanks,
markus
"Nesbitt, Gavin" wrote:
> Is it really necessary to have language specific day and month names for a
> locale that does not have an actual interface localization?
>
> Or to slightly rephrase, how relevant is it to developers that a locale
> contains "day 2 = tuesday month 10 = October" So long as they have 7 days
> and 12 months?
