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Re: gettext locale environment variable documentation
From: |
Karl Berry |
Subject: |
Re: gettext locale environment variable documentation |
Date: |
Sun, 17 Jun 2007 19:07:47 -0500 |
Bruno,
Back on the new user chapter in the gettext documentation. The new text
says:
A locale name usually has the form @address@hidden@var{CC}}. Here
@address@hidden is an @w{ISO 3166} two-letter country code.
What about languages which don't have two-letter codes? Does gettext
support those? I see that `locales_with_principal_territory' in
msginit.c has entries for various three-letter codes (starting with
ace_ID), so I imagine they are ok. In which case I suggest the doc do
something other than flat-out state that it is a two-letter code, e.g.,
... an @w{ISO 639} language code, which is usually two letters but
may be three ...
OTOH, if three-letter codes are really unsupported, then that would be
worth stating.
By the way, where did that principal_territory table come from? Some
external entity, or did you/contributors construct it?
Thanks,
Karl
- gettext locale environment variable documentation, Karl Berry, 2007/06/01
- Re: gettext locale environment variable documentation,
Karl Berry <=
- Re: gettext locale environment variable documentation, Bruno Haible, 2007/06/17
- Re: gettext locale environment variable documentation, Karl Berry, 2007/06/18
- Re: gettext locale environment variable documentation, John Cowan, 2007/06/18
- Re: gettext locale environment variable documentation, Karl Berry, 2007/06/18
- Re: gettext locale environment variable documentation, Bruno Haible, 2007/06/18
- Re: gettext locale environment variable documentation, John Cowan, 2007/06/18
- Re: gettext locale environment variable documentation, Karl Berry, 2007/06/18