Accessing international settings

The NotesInternational class represents the international (regional) settings of the operating environment. You can access the international settings through the International property of NotesSession.

The following table lists the NotesInternational properties. They are read-only.

Property

Data type

Description

AMString

String

(Read-only) String that denotes AM time

CurrencyDigits

Integer

(Read-only) Number of decimal digits in number format

CurrencySymbol

String

(Read-only) Symbol that indicates a number is currency

DateSep

String

(Read-only) Character used to separate months, days, and years

DecimalSep

String

(Read-only) Decimal separator in number format

IsCurrencySpace

Boolean

(Read-only) True if the currency format has a space between the currency symbol and the number

IsCurrencySuffix

Boolean

(Read-only) True if the currency symbol follows the number in the currency format

IsCurrencyZero

Boolean

(Read-only) True if fractions have a zero before the decimal point in number format

IsDateDMY

Boolean

(Read-only) True if the order of the date format is day-month-year

IsDateMDY

Boolean

(Read-only) True if the order of the date format is month-day-year

IsDateYMD

Boolean

(Read-only) True if the order of the date format is year-month-day

IsDST

Boolean

(Read-only) True if the date format reflects daylight-saving time

IsTime24Hour

Boolean

(Read-only) True if the time format is 24-hour

Parent

NotesSession

(Read-only) The session that contains a NotesInternational object. For COM only.

PMString

String

(Read-only) String that denotes PM time

ThousandsSep

String

(Read-only) Thousands separator in number format

TimeSep

String

(Read-only) Character used to separate hours, minutes, and seconds

TimeZone

Integer

(Read-only) Time zone

Today

String

(Read-only) String that means today in a time-date specification

Tomorrow

String

(Read-only) String that means tomorrow in a time-date specification

Yesterday

String

(Read-only) String that means yesterday in a time-date specification