Source for file es_ES.php

<?php
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// | Authors: Wolfram Kriesing <wk@visionp.de>                            |
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// $Id: es_ES.php 110339 2003-01-04 11:55:29Z mj $
 
require_once('I18N/Common/es.php');
 
class I18N_Common_es_ES extends I18N_Common_es
{    
 
    /**
    *   @var    array   the first is the currency symbol, second is the international currency symbol
    */
    var $currencyFormats =  array(
// FIXXME how do we handle the euro sign here, unicode is different than the HTML representation!!!
// this is the unicode for it ...
//                                    I18N_CURRENCY_LOCAL         =>  array( "% \u020A" ,    '2',',','.' ),
                                    I18N_CURRENCY_LOCAL         =>  array( '% &euro;' ,    '2',',','.' ),
                                    I18N_CURRENCY_INTERNATIONAL =>  array( '% Eur' ,  '2',',','.' ),
                                );
 
}                  
 
?>