########################################################################### # # This file is auto-generated by the Perl DateTime Suite time locale # generator (0.02). This code generator comes with the # DateTime::Locale distribution in the tools/ directory, and is called # generate_from_icu. # # This file as generated from the ICU XML locale data. See the # LICENSE.icu file included in this distribution for license details. # # This file was generated from the source file lt.xml. # The source file version number was 1.2, generated on # 2004-08-27. # # Do not edit this file directly. # ########################################################################### package DateTime::Locale::lt; use strict; BEGIN { if ( $] >= 5.006 ) { require utf8; utf8->import; } } use DateTime::Locale::root; @DateTime::Locale::lt::ISA = qw(DateTime::Locale::root); my @day_names = ( "Pirmadienis", "Antradienis", "Trečiadienis", "Ketvirtadienis", "Penktadienis", "Šeštadienis", "Sekmadienis", ); my @day_abbreviations = ( "Pr", "An", "Tr", "Kt", "Pn", "Št", "Sk", ); my @month_names = ( "Sausio", "Vasario", "Kovo", "Balandžio", "Gegužės", "Birželio", "Liepos", "Rugpjūčio", "Rugsėjo", "Spalio", "Lapkričio", "Gruodžio", ); my @month_abbreviations = ( "Sau", "Vas", "Kov", "Bal", "Geg", "Bir", "Lie", "Rgp", "Rgs", "Spa", "Lap", "Grd", ); my @eras = ( "pr\.Kr\.", "po\.Kr\.", ); my $date_parts_order = "ymd"; sub day_names { \@day_names } sub day_abbreviations { \@day_abbreviations } sub month_names { \@month_names } sub month_abbreviations { \@month_abbreviations } sub eras { \@eras } sub full_date_format { "\%\{ce_year\}\ m\.\ \%B\ \%\{day\}\ d\.\,\%A" } sub long_date_format { "\%\{ce_year\}\ m\.\ \%B\ \%\{day\}\ d\." } sub medium_date_format { "\%\{ce_year\}\.\%m\.\%d" } sub short_date_format { "\%\{ce_year\}\.\%m\.\%d" } sub date_parts_order { $date_parts_order } 1;