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## Copyright (c) 2002, International Business Machines Corporation
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## and others. All Rights Reserved.
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This directory contains sample code
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Below is a short description of the contents of this directory.
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cal - prints out a calendar.
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date - prints out the current date, localized.
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datefmt - an exercise using the date formatting API
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layout - demonstrates the ICU layout engine
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legacy - demonstrates using two versions of ICU in one application
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msgfmt - demonstrates the use of the Message Format
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numfmt - demonstrates the use of the number format
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props - demonstrates the use of Unicode properties
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translit - demonstrates the use of ICU transliteration
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ucnv - demonstrates the use of ICU codepage conversion
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udata - demonstrates the use of ICU low level data routines
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ufortune - demonstrates packaging and use of resources in an application
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uresb - demonstrates building and loading resource bundles
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ustring - demonstrates ICU string manipulation functions
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==
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* Where can I find more sample code?
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- The "uconv" utility is a full-featured command line application.
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It is normally built with ICU, and is located in icu/source/extra/uconv
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- The "icuapps" CVS module contains other applications and libraries not
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included with ICU. You can check it out from the CVS command line
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by using for example, "cvs co icuapps" instead of "cvs co icu",
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or through WebCVS at http://oss.software.ibm.com/cvs/icu/icuapps/
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==
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* How do I build the samples?
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- See the Readme in each subdirectory
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To build all samples at once:
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Unix: - build and install (make install) ICU
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- be sure 'icu-config' is accessible from the PATH
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- type 'make all-samples' from this directory
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(other targets: clean-samples, check-samples)
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- legacy and layout are not included in these lists,
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please see their individual readmes.
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