I read Wikipedia and Django docs. Now, after all this debate, I see that I
_did_ understand the definitions when I first read it.
Given those definitions however, the meaning of USE_I18N and USE_L10N are
not obvious. Far, far, far from obvious. There _absolutely_ has to be some
additional expl
Did anybody read the links I supplied. Or maybe you were busy plussing on
Google+ :)
So there seems to be two pairs of definitions for I18N / L10N:
a) I18N / L10N ~ (building software so ready to be
locale-language-customized / making a specific localized version )
b) I18N / L10N ~ (translat
Before I comment, I would like to actually know if I got it right. In
Django:
USE_I18N: translation
USE_L10N: localized formatting
Right?
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Sorry for the late response to your reply. For some reason, I did not
get your response to my email. I only saw your answer because I went
to the online archive.
Here is a follow up for the googlers.
I have read the Django documentation, e.g.:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/i18n/,
I believe I understand the general definitions of internationalization
and localization, e.g. as defined on
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalization_and_localization.
Internationalization is somewhat like building/designing a piece of
software for being used with different locales. And lo
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