Looking at date order - C++ Internationalization

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Description

Looking at date order

Demo Code

#include <iostream>
#include <locale>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main() {/*from   w ww  . j ava 2  s. com*/

   cin.imbue(locale("german"));

   const time_get<char>& dateReader = use_facet<time_get<char> >(cin.getloc());

   time_base::dateorder d = dateReader.date_order();

   string s;

   switch (d) {
   case time_base::no_order:
     s = "No order";
     break;
   case time_base::dmy:
     s = "day/month/year";
     break;
   case time_base::mdy:
     s = "month/day/year";
     break;
   case time_base::ymd:
     s = "year/month/day";
     break;
   case time_base::ydm:
     s = "year/day/month";
     break;
   }

   cout << "Date order for locale " << cin.getloc().name() << " is " << s << endl;
}

Result


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