1// ** I18N 2 3// Calendar EN language 4// Author: Mihai Bazon, <[email protected]> 5// Encoding: any 6// Distributed under the same terms as the calendar itself. 7 8// For translators: please use UTF-8 if possible. We strongly believe that 9// Unicode is the answer to a real internationalized world. Also please 10// include your contact information in the header, as can be seen above. 11 12// full day names 13Calendar._DN = new Array 14("âîñêðåñåíüå", 15 "ïîíåäåëüíèê", 16 "âòîðíèê", 17 "ñðåäà", 18 "÷åòâåðã", 19 "ïÿòíèöà", 20 "ñóááîòà", 21 "âîñêðåñåíüå"); 22 23// Please note that the following array of short day names (and the same goes 24// for short month names, _SMN) isn't absolutely necessary. We give it here 25// for exemplification on how one can customize the short day names, but if 26// they are simply the first N letters of the full name you can simply say: 27// 28// Calendar._SDN_len = N; // short day name length 29// Calendar._SMN_len = N; // short month name length 30// 31// If N = 3 then this is not needed either since we assume a value of 3 if not 32// present, to be compatible with translation files that were written before 33// this feature. 34 35// short day names 36Calendar._SDN = new Array 37("Âñ", 38 "Ïí", 39 "Âò", 40 "Ñð", 41 "×ò", 42 "Ïò", 43 "Ñá", 44 "Âñ"); 45 46// First day of the week. "0" means display Sunday first, "1" means display 47// Monday first, etc. 48Calendar._FD = 0; 49 50// full month names 51Calendar._MN = new Array 52("ßíâàðü", 53 "Ôåâðàëü", 54 "Ìàðò", 55 "Àïðåëü", 56 "Ìàé", 57 "Èþíü", 58 "Èþëü", 59 "Àâãóñò", 60 "Ñåíòÿáðü", 61 "Îêòÿáðü", 62 "Íîÿáðü", 63 "Äåêàáðü"); 64 65// short month names 66Calendar._SMN = new Array 67("ÿíâ", 68 "ôåâ", 69 "ìàð", 70 "àïð", 71 "ìàé", 72 "èþí", 73 "èþë", 74 "àâã", 75 "ñåí", 76 "îêò", 77 "íîÿ", 78 "äåê"); 79 80// tooltips 81Calendar._TT = {}; 82Calendar._TT["INFO"] = "Î êàëåíäàðå..."; 83 84Calendar._TT["ABOUT"] = 85"DHTML Date/Time Selector\n" + 86"(c) dynarch.com 2002-2005 / Author: Mihai Bazon\n" + // don't translate this this ;-) 87"For latest version visit: http://www.dynarch.com/projects/calendar/\n" + 88"Distributed under GNU LGPL. See http://gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html for details." + 89"\n\n" + 90"Êàê âûáðàòü äàòó:\n" + 91"- Ïðè ïîìîùè êíîïîê \xab, \xbb ìîæíî âûáðàòü ãîä\n" + 92"- Ïðè ïîìîùè êíîïîê " + String.fromCharCode(0x2039) + ", " + String.fromCharCode(0x203a) + " ìîæíî âûáðàòü ìåñÿö\n" + 93"- Ïîäåðæèòå ýòè êíîïêè íàæàòûìè, ÷òîáû ïîÿâèëîñü ìåíþ áûñòðîãî âûáîðà."; 94Calendar._TT["ABOUT_TIME"] = "\n\n" + 95"Êàê âûáðàòü âðåìÿ:\n" + 96"- Ïðè êëèêå íà ÷àñàõ èëè ìèíóòàõ îíè óâåëè÷èâàþòñÿ\n" + 97"- ïðè êëèêå ñ íàæàòîé êëàâèøåé Shift îíè óìåíüøàþòñÿ\n" + 98"- åñëè íàæàòü è äâèãàòü ìûøêîé âëåâî/âïðàâî, îíè áóäóò ìåíÿòüñÿ áûñòðåå."; 99 100Calendar._TT["PREV_YEAR"] = "Íà ãîä íàçàä (óäåðæèâàòü äëÿ ìåíþ)"; 101Calendar._TT["PREV_MONTH"] = "Íà ìåñÿö íàçàä (óäåðæèâàòü äëÿ ìåíþ)"; 102Calendar._TT["GO_TODAY"] = "Ñåãîäíÿ"; 103Calendar._TT["NEXT_MONTH"] = "Íà ìåñÿö âïåðåä (óäåðæèâàòü äëÿ ìåíþ)"; 104Calendar._TT["NEXT_YEAR"] = "Íà ãîä âïåðåä (óäåðæèâàòü äëÿ ìåíþ)"; 105Calendar._TT["SEL_DATE"] = "Âûáåðèòå äàòó"; 106Calendar._TT["DRAG_TO_MOVE"] = "Ïåðåòàñêèâàéòå ìûøêîé"; 107Calendar._TT["PART_TODAY"] = " (ñåãîäíÿ)"; 108 109// the following is to inform that "%s" is to be the first day of week 110// %s will be replaced with the day name. 111Calendar._TT["DAY_FIRST"] = "Ïåðâûé äåíü íåäåëè áóäåò %s"; 112 113// This may be locale-dependent. It specifies the week-end days, as an array 114// of comma-separated numbers. The numbers are from 0 to 6: 0 means Sunday, 1 115// means Monday, etc. 116Calendar._TT["WEEKEND"] = "0,6"; 117 118Calendar._TT["CLOSE"] = "Çàêðûòü"; 119Calendar._TT["TODAY"] = "Ñåãîäíÿ"; 120Calendar._TT["TIME_PART"] = "(Shift-)êëèê èëè íàæàòü è äâèãàòü"; 121 122// date formats 123Calendar._TT["DEF_DATE_FORMAT"] = "%d-%m-%Y"; 124Calendar._TT["TT_DATE_FORMAT"] = "%e %b, %a"; 125 126Calendar._TT["WK"] = "íåä"; 127Calendar._TT["TIME"] = "Âðåìÿ:";
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