Chen Kedem wrote:
+ source/codepage/cpgeiso.c
- source/codepage/cpgewin.c
German language id is DE and not GE.
The naming convention we have in source/lang are like:
ID or IDccc = Dos version for codepage ccc of language ID
IDWIN = Windows-nnnn codepage of language ID
IDISO = ISO-nnnnn-n codepage of language ID
IDxxx or IDxxxx = any other variation for that given ID
This is the internal id of the langugae, and the file name is
"msg" + internal id + ".c"
Hi,
what is correct codepage format for msg*.c files? Files have different
variations: "1250", "Windows-1250", "ANSI-1253".
Best regards,
Mindaugas
C:\harboursvn\source\lang>grep 125 *
msghuwin.c:/* Codepage: Windows-1250 */
msghuwin.c: "Windows-1250", /* Codepage */
msgruwin.c:/* Codepage: Windows-1251 */
msgruwin.c: "1251", /* Codepage */
msgplwin.c: * Language Support Module (PL Windows CP1250)
msgplwin.c:/* Codepage: 1250 */
msgplwin.c: "1250", /* Codepage */
msgslwin.c:/* Codepage: 1250 */
msgslwin.c: "1250", /* Codepage */
msgsrwin.c:/* Codepage: Windows-1251 */
msgsrwin.c: "1251", /* Codepage */
msgtrwin.c:/* Codepage: 1254 */
msgtrwin.c: "1254", /* Codepage */
msgbgwin.c:/* Codepage: Windows-1251 */
msgbgwin.c: "Windows-1251", /* Codepage */
msghewin.c:/* Codepage: Windows-1255 */
msghewin.c: "1255", /* Codepage */
msgcswin.c: * Language Support Module (CSWIN) WIN1250
msgcswin.c:/* Codepage: 1250 */
msgcswin.c: "1250", /* Codepage */
msgelwin.c:/* Codepage: ANSI - 1253 */
msgelwin.c: "ANSI-1253", /* Codepage */
msgltwin.c:/* Codepage: Windows-1257 */
msgltwin.c: "Windows-1257", /* Codepage */
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