Locale Data Markup Language

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Locale Data Markup Language (LDML) is an XML-based standard for representing locale-specific data such as date, time, number, and language formats used in internationalization and localization.

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Intlcfg 1
Locale Data Markup Language canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf XML-based standard
locale data specification
abbreviation LDML NERFINISHED
acronymOf Locale Data Markup Language NERFINISHED
basedOn Unicode standards NERFINISHED
dataModel hierarchical XML structure
defines XML elements for locale resources
attributes for locale data
fallback mechanisms for locale data
inheritance model for locale data
structure for locale data
domain internationalization engineering
software localization
hasComponent collations element
dates element
identity element
ldml root element
localeDisplayNames element
numbers element
units element
maintainedBy Unicode Consortium NERFINISHED
purpose represent locale-specific data
support internationalization
support localization
relatedTo Common Locale Data Repository NERFINISHED
represents calendar data
collation rules
currency formats
date formats
language formats
list patterns
locale identifiers
measurement system data
number formats
plural rules
time formats
time zone data
standardType data representation standard
supports language and region variants
locale inheritance
multiple calendars
multiple numbering systems
usedFor globalized applications
localization frameworks
software internationalization
usedIn CLDR NERFINISHED
usesFormat XML NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Unicode Technical Standard #35 defines Locale Data Markup Language
DISM replaces Locale Data Markup Language
this entity surface form: Intlcfg