diff --git a/spec/collator.html b/spec/collator.html index 24961af9..f63ed9de 100644 --- a/spec/collator.html +++ b/spec/collator.html @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@
Internal Slot | +Internal Slot/Field | Property | Values |
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Field | +Type Names | +
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[[Language]] | +*"language"* | +
[[Region]] | +*"region"* | +
[[Script]] | +*"script"* | +
[[Currency]] | +*"currency"* | +
[[Calendar]] | +*"calendar"* | +
[[DateTimeField]] | +*"dateTimeField"* | +
Fields | Code | Description | |
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[[Era]] | *"era"* | -The field indicating the era, e.g. AD or BC in the Gregorian or Julian calendar. | +The era, e.g. AD or BC in the Gregorian or Julian calendar. |
[[Year]] | *"year"* | -The field indicating the year (within an era). | +The year (within an era). |
[[Quarter]] | *"quarter"* | -The field indicating the quarter, e.g. Q2, 2nd quarter, etc. | +The quarter, e.g. Q2, 2nd quarter, etc. |
[[Month]] | *"month"* | -The field indicating the month, e.g. Sep, September, etc. | +The month, e.g. Sep, September, etc. |
[[WeekOfYear]] | *"weekOfYear"* | -The field indicating the week number within a year. | +The week number within a year. |
[[Weekday]] | *"weekday"* | -The field indicating the day of week, e.g. Tue, Tuesday, etc. | +The day of week, e.g. Tue, Tuesday, etc. |
[[Day]] | *"day"* | -The field indicating the day in month. | +The day in month. |
[[DayPeriod]] | *"dayPeriod"* | -The field indicating the day period, either am, pm, etc. or noon, evening, etc.. | +The day period, either am, pm, etc. or noon, evening, etc. |
[[Hour]] | *"hour"* | -The field indicating the hour. | +The hour. |
[[Minute]] | *"minute"* | -The field indicating the minute. | +The minute. |
[[Second]] | *"second"* | -The field indicating the second. | +The second. |
[[TimeZoneName]] | *"timeZoneName"* | -The field indicating the time zone name, e.g. PDT, Pacific Daylight Time, etc. | +The time zone name, e.g. PDT, Pacific Daylight Time, etc. |
- The BestFitMatcher abstract operation compares _requestedLocales_, which must be a List as returned by CanonicalizeLocaleList, against the locales in _availableLocales_ and determines the best available language to meet the request. The algorithm is implementation dependent, but should produce results that a typical user of the requested locales would perceive as at least as good as those produced by the LookupMatcher abstract operation. Options specified through Unicode locale extension sequences must be ignored by the algorithm. Information about such subsequences is returned separately. The abstract operation returns a record with a [[locale]] field, whose value is the language tag of the selected locale, which must be an element of _availableLocales_. If the language tag of the request locale that led to the selected locale contained a Unicode locale extension sequence, then the returned record also contains an [[extension]] field whose value is the substring of the Unicode locale extension sequence within the request locale language tag. + The BestFitMatcher abstract operation compares _requestedLocales_, which must be a List as returned by CanonicalizeLocaleList, against the locales in _availableLocales_ and determines the best available language to meet the request. The algorithm is implementation dependent, but should produce results that a typical user of the requested locales would perceive as at least as good as those produced by the LookupMatcher abstract operation. Options specified through Unicode locale extension sequences must be ignored by the algorithm. Information about such subsequences is returned separately. The abstract operation returns a record with a [[Locale]] field, whose value is the language tag of the selected locale, which must be an element of _availableLocales_. If the language tag of the request locale that led to the selected locale contained a Unicode locale extension sequence, then the returned record also contains an [[Extension]] field whose value is the substring of the Unicode locale extension sequence within the request locale language tag.
@@ -200,16 +200,16 @@- The abstract operation ComputeExponent computes an exponent (power of ten) by which to scale _x_ according to the number formatting settings. - It handles cases such as 999 rounding up to 1000, requiring a different exponent. + The abstract operation ComputeExponent computes an exponent (power of ten) by which to scale _x_ according to the number formatting settings. It handles cases such as 999 rounding up to 1000, requiring a different exponent.