What's the standard Tcl way (package?) to localize 'clock'.  In any country, I'll get this:

    % clock format [clock seconds]
    Wed Apr 13 17:20:53 +0100 2005

But that 'Wed', 'Apr', are English-only.  How do Tcl'ers handle this? - [RS] often uses this ISO-like format, good for sorting:
 % clock format [clock sec] -format %Y-%m-%d,%H:%M:%S
 2005-04-13,18:36:18

Ah, yes, but if I want to ''display'' a localized date to the user, their own language would be nice...
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[LES]:
 proc  {mês em português}  {}  	{
 
 	set  Month  	[ clock format [clock sec] -format "%m" ]
 
 	set  Meses  	{
 		0
 		janeiro  	fevereiro  	março  		abril
 		maio  		junho		julho		agosto
 		setembro	outubro		novembro	dezembro
 	}
 	
 	set  Mes  	[ lindex  $Meses  [ format "%d" $Month ] ]
 	set  Month  	[ clock format [clock sec] -format "%B" ]
 	
 	puts "this is $Month"
 	puts "estamos em $Mes"
 }

 {mês em português}

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[LV] Check out Tcl 8.5a1 or newer.  Kevin Kenny has been working hard to
provide the functionality you desire.  See http://tip.tcl.tk/173 for
details.

Indeed, Tcl 8.5a1 supports localization of all those languages dependent names for day of week (including abbreviations), month of year, etc.

A simple example is:

    to be written...