Yes, the country ID definitely has to be ISO standard in
the filename.
Actually, it would be better to use the full standard
name, with dialect (HU-hu, EN-us), at least as an option,
but again: 8 chars limit. We could do it internally though.
We now have lots of language modules (and even some codepage
modules) without a codepage ID, which I think needs to be
corrected, too.
Brgds,
Viktor
On 2007.12.05., at 20:21, 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"
In source/codepage some of the above are used, but there is more
chaos.
Apart for users already using some of the wrong names, is there
any xBase standard for these names, or we are free do modify it
since its an Harbour extension?
Chen.
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