Dov Feldstern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi! > > A few days ago we were wondering about what exactly "ignore_language" > is, and I just ran into a use of it in the code so that I now think I > know what it is: it's used to represent a "neutral" language, i.e., > when providing a font-change mask, ignore_language is used to signify > that the language should not be changed. (The truth is, I'm not sure > why we need it, because it seems like 0 (null) is also used for this > purpose, and that's probably good enough.) > > If this sounds right, we should probably add a comment explaining this > where ignore_language is defined in the sources.
It sounds right. JMarc
