internal DateTimeFormatInfo(StreamReader s, string calendarName)
{
char[] comma = new char[] { ',' };
this.abbreviatedDayNames = s.ReadLine().Split(comma);
this.abbreviatedMonthGenitiveNames = s.ReadLine().Split(comma);
this.abbreviatedMonthNames = s.ReadLine().Split(comma);
this.amDesignator = s.ReadLine();
this.calendarWeekRule = (CalendarWeekRule)int.Parse(s.ReadLine());
this.dateSeparator = s.ReadLine();
this.dayNames = s.ReadLine().Split(comma);
this.firstDayOfWeek = (DayOfWeek)int.Parse(s.ReadLine());
this.fullDateTimePattern = s.ReadLine();
this.longDatePattern = s.ReadLine();
this.longTimePattern = s.ReadLine();
this.monthDayPattern = s.ReadLine();
this.monthGenitiveNames = s.ReadLine().Split(comma);
this.monthNames = s.ReadLine().Split(comma);
this.nativeCalendarName = s.ReadLine();
s.ReadLine(); // TODO: Appears to be a mistake in the culture files. Extra line added.
this.pmDesignator = s.ReadLine();
this.rfc1123Pattern = s.ReadLine(); // This is always the same, so does it need to be in the culture file?
this.shortDatePattern = s.ReadLine();
this.shortestDayNames = s.ReadLine().Split(comma);
this.shortTimePattern = s.ReadLine();
this.sortableDateTimePattern = s.ReadLine(); // This is always the same
this.timeSeparator = s.ReadLine();
this.universalSortableDateTimePattern = s.ReadLine(); // This is always the same
this.yearMonthPattern = s.ReadLine();
this.calendar = Calendar.CreateByName(calendarName);
}
