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Currently, AIX 7.3 bash.rte supports 39 different languages message catalog (.mo) files.
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af,bg,ca,cs,da,de,el,en@boldquot,en@quot,eo,es,et,fi,fr,ga,gl,hr,hu,id,
it,ja,ko,lt,nb,nl,pl,pt,pt_BR,ro,ru,sk,sl,sr,sv,tr,uk,vi,zh_CN,zh_TW
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Multi-lingual support features:
- Built-in support for the getttext library, a framework that provides internationalization (i18n) and localization (l10n) services.
- Supports the locale's decimal and thousands separators.
- Supports character printing by Unicode code points.
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# echo -e '\u00C9'
É
# printf '\xc3\x89\x0a'
É # a=$'\303\211';echo $a
É |
- Supports UTF-8 and non-UTF-8 messages in most locales.
| Locale categories (LC_CTYPE, LC_NUMERIC, LC_TIME, LC_COLLATE, LC_MONETARY, LC_MESSAGES) were tested for the following locales: | |
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| af: | af_ZA.UTF-8 |
| bg: | BG_BG.UTF-8 (BG_BG), bg_BG.UTF-8 |
| ca: | CA_ES.UTF-8 (CA_ES), ca_ES.UTF-8 |
| cs: | CS_CZ.UTF-8 (CS_CZ), cs_CZ.UTF-8 |
| da: | DA_DK.UTF-8 (DA_DK), da_DK.UTF-8 |
| de: | DE_AT.UTF-8 (DE_AT), DE_CH.UTF-8 (DE_CH), DE_DE.UTF-8 (DE_DE), DE_LU.UTF-8 (DE_LU), de_AT.UTF-8, de_CH.UTF-8, de_DE.UTF-8, de_LU.UTF-8 |
| el: | EL_GR.UTF-8 (EL_GR), el_GR.UTF-8 |
| en: | EN_AU.UTF-8 (EN_AU), EN_BE.UTF-8 (EN_BE), EN_CA.UTF-8 (EN_CA), EN_GB.UTF-8 (EN_GB), EN_HK.UTF-8 (EN_HK), EN_IE.UTF-8 (EN_IE), EN_IN.UTF-8 (EN_IN), EN_NZ.UTF-8 (EN_NZ), EN_PH.UTF-8 (EN_PH), EN_SG.UTF-8 (EN_SG), EN_US.UTF-8 (EN_US), EN_ZA.UTF-8 (EN_ZA), en_AU.UTF-8, en_BE.UTF-8, en_CA.UTF-8, en_CM.UTF-8, en_GB.UTF-8, en_GH.UTF-8, en_HK.UTF-8, en_IE.UTF-8, , en_IN.UTF-8, en_KE.UTF-8, en_MU.UTF-8, en_NG.UTF-8, en_NZ.UTF-8, en_PH.UTF-8, en_SG.UTF-8, en_TZ.UTF-8, en_US.UTF-8, en_ZA.UTF-8, en_ZM.UTF-8 |
| es: | ES_AR.UTF-8 (ES_AR), ES_BO.UTF-8 (ES_BO), ES_CL.UTF-8 (ES_CL), ES_CO.UTF-8 (ES_CO), ES_CR.UTF-8 (ES_CR), ES_DO.UTF-8 (ES_DO), ES_EC.UTF-8 (ES_EC), ES_ES.UTF-8 (ES_ES), ES_GT.UTF-8 (ES_GT), ES_HN.UTF-8 (ES_HN), ES_MX.UTF-8 (ES_MX), ES_NI.UTF-8 (ES_NI), ES_PA.UTF-8 (ES_PA), ES_PE.UTF-8 (ES_PE), ES_PR.UTF-8 (ES_PR), ES_PY.UTF-8 (ES_PY), ES_SV.UTF-8 (ES_SV), ES_US.UTF-8 (ES_US), ES_UY.UTF-8 (ES_UY), ES_VE.UTF-8 (ES_VE), es_AR.UTF-8, es_BO.UTF-8, es_CL.UTF-8, es_CO.UTF-8, es_CR.UTF-8, es_DO.UTF-8, es_EC.UTF-8, es_ES.UTF-8, es_GT.UTF-8, es_HN.UTF-8, es_MX.UTF-8, es_NI.UTF-8, es_PA.UTF-8, es_PE.UTF-8, es_PR.UTF-8, es_PY.UTF-8, es_SV.UTF-8, es_US.UTF-8, es_UY.UTF-8, es_VE.UTF-8 |
| et: | ET_EE.UTF-8 (ET_EE), et_EE.UTF-8 |
| fi: | FI_FI.UTF-8 (FI_F), fi_FI.UTF-8 |
| fr: | FR_BE.UTF-8 (FR_BE), FR_CA.UTF-8 (FR_CA), FR_CH.UTF-8 (FR_CH), FR_FR.UTF-8 (FR_FR), FR_LU.UTF-8 (FR_LU), fr_BE.UTF-8, fr_CA.UTF-8, fr_CH.UTF-8, fr_CI.UTF-8, fr_CM.UTF-8, fr_DZ.UTF-8, fr_MA.UTF-8, fr_MR.UTF-8, fr_MU.UTF-8, fr_FR.UTF-8, fr_SN.UTF-8, fr_TN.UTF-8, fr_LU.UTF-8 |
| gl: | gl_ES.UTF-8 |
| hr: | HR_HR.UTF-8 (HR_HR), hr_HR.UTF-8 |
| hu: | HU_HU.UTF-8 (HU_H), hu_HU.UTF-8 |
| id: | ID_ID.UTF-8 (ID_ID), id_ID.8859-15, id_ID.UTF-8, id_ID |
| it: | IT_CH.UTF-8 (IT_CH), IT_IT.UTF-8 (IT_IT), it_CH.UTF-8, it_IT.UTF-8 |
| ja: | JA_JP.UTF-8 (JA_JP), ja_JP.UTF-8 |
| ko: | KO_KR.UTF-8 (KO_KR), ko_KR.UTF-8 |
| lt: | LT_LT.UTF-8 (LT_LT), lt_LT.UTF-8 |
| nb: | nb_NO.UTF-8 |
| nl: | NL_BE.UTF-8 (NL_BE), NL_NL.UTF-8 (NL_NL), nl_BE.UTF-8, nl_NL.UTF-8 |
| pl: | PL_PL.UTF-8 (PL_PL), pl_PL.UTF-8 |
| pt: | PT_PT.UTF-8 (PT_PT), pt_PT.UTF-8 |
| pt_BR: | PT_BR.UTF-8 (PT_BR), pt_BR.UTF-8 |
| ro: | RO_RO.UTF-8 (RO_RO), ro_RO.UTF-8 |
| ru: | RU_RU.UTF-8 (RU_RU), ru_RU.UTF-8 |
| sk: | SK_SK.UTF-8 (SK_SK), sk_SK.UTF-8 |
| sl: | SL_SI.UTF-8 (SL_SI), sl_SI.UTF-8 |
| sr: | SR_SP.UTF-8 (SR_SP), SR_YU.UTF-8 (SR_YU), sr_Cyrl_RS.UTF-8, sr_Latn_ME.UTF-8, sr_ME.UTF-8, sr_Latn_RS.UTF-8, sr_RS.UTF-8 |
| sv: | SV_SE.UTF-8 (SV_SE), sv_SE.UTF-8 |
| tr: | TR_TR.UTF-8 (TR_TR), tr_TR.UTF-8 |
| uk: | UK_UA.UTF-8 (UK_UA), uk_UA.UTF-8 |
| vi: | VI_VN.UTF-8 (VI_VN), vi_VN.UTF-8 |
| zh_CN: | ZH_CN.UTF-8 (ZH_CN), zh_CN.UTF-8 |
| zh_TW: | ZH_TW.UTF-8 (ZH_TW), zh_TW.UTF-8 |
The following locales are not currently provided by AIX, but are candidates for future enablement.
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eo - Esperanto ga - Irish |
- Users can build their own locales from Common Locale Data Repository (CLDR) source.
- Note: You must generate POSIX source from CLDR tools, then create the locale with 'localedef'.
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SUPPORT
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A) Usage support for bash For example,
- Syntax
- Shell programming and scripting
- General usage questions
The Open Source project communities (for example, http://www.gnu.org/software/bash) are the best source for full usage expertise, since that is where the product developers engage with users. - For Bash community expertise, see the Help-Bash page.
- Read the GNU Bash manual
Additionally, the IBM Development team, and members of the AIX Open Source community will answer questions, if possible, on the AIX Open Source Community Forum. - Join the discussion at https://community.ibm.com/community/user/power/communities/community-home?CommunityKey=10c1d831-47ee-4d92-a138-b03f7896f7c9
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B) Runtime support for bash.rte If there is a problem with installing or updating the bash.rte file set, or loading a bash.rte file, you can open an AIX Case (See C) for assistance. Examples of bash.rte issues supported through AIX Support:
- Errors updating or migrating the bash.rte file set
- Commands from the bash.rte file set do not run, or core dump
- Unexpected behavior, compared to GNU Bash documentation
C) Opening an AIX Support Case
If more assistance is required due to issues with the bash.rte file set (see preceding B section), use the following step-by-step instructions to contact IBM to open a case for software with an active and valid support contract. 1. Document (or collect screen captures of) all symptoms, errors, and messages related to your issue. 2. Capture any logs or data relevant to the situation. 3. Contact IBM to open a case: -For electronic support, see the IBM Support Community: 4. Provide a clear, concise description of the issue. - For more information, see: Working with IBM AIX Support: Describing the problem. 5. If the system is accessible, collect a system snap, and upload all of the details and data for your case. - For more information, see: Working with IBM AIX Support: Collecting snap data |
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Modified date:
18 July 2022
UID
ibm16497137