Lines Matching full:day
131 /* use long day names */
249 /* Determine the first day of the week */
265 /* Determine the first day of the week */
279 * (e.g. it will be one to fetch day names, since Sunday is
280 * day 1 *not* day 0.)
283 * the output array. This is used when fetching day names
328 /* Get the day names for the specified locale, in either long or short
409 /* Print the day names */
424 int32_t width, pad, i, day;
445 /* ========== Get the day names */
451 width = 6; /* 6 spaces, 1 between each day name */
457 /* Print the header, centered among the day names */
464 /* ========== Print the day names */
476 /* The day of the week for the first day of the month is based on
479 first day of the week for the locale, which is also 1-based. */
495 day = ucal_get(c, UCAL_DATE, status);
498 /* Format the current day string */
499 unum_format(nfmt, day, s, BUF_SIZE, 0, status);
505 /* Print the day number out, followed by a space */
509 /* Update the current day */
513 /* If we're at day 0 (first day of the week), insert a newline */
518 /* Go to the next day */
520 day = ucal_get(c, UCAL_DATE, status);
522 } while(day != 1);
567 /* ========== Get the month and day names */
574 width = 6; /* 6 spaces, 1 between each day name */
583 /* Print the header, centered among the day names */
610 /* Print the day names, twice */
625 /* The day of the week for the first day of the month is based on
628 offsetting by the first day of the week for the locale, which
632 if fdow = 2 = Monday (like in France) and the first day of the
654 strings and reset the left calendar's current day to 0 */
662 /* If the day is the first, indent the correct number of
669 /* Format the current day string */
676 /* Print the day number out, followed by a space */
680 /* Update the current day */
684 /* Go to the next day */
691 /* If we're at day 0 (first day of the week), break and go to
698 /* If the current day isn't 0, indent to make up for missing
710 /* If the day is the first, indent the correct number of
717 /* Format the current day string */
724 /* Print the day number out, followed by a space */
728 /* Update the current day */
732 /* Go to the next day */
739 /* If we're at day 0 (first day of the week), break out */
