Hi Olivier,
On Tuesday, 2011-11-22 11:29:11 -0200, Olivier Hallot wrote:
Patch to correct month names (case) and Era for pt-PT.
The patch is broken, it shredded the utf-8 encoding and all non-ascii
character are question marks. Either your editor didn't save that
properly or your mailer software can't cope with, it's attached as
"8bit, us-ascii". If it's not your editor please attach as .zip or some
such.
Valid also fpr pt-BR.
pt-BR inherits the calendar from pt-PT so that should be fine.
However, these
-<FormatElement msgid="CurrencyFormatskey1" default="true" type="short" usage="CURRENCY"
formatindex="12">
-<FormatCode>#.##0 [$Esc.-816];-#.##0 [$Esc.-816]</FormatCode>
-<DefaultName></DefaultName>
-</FormatElement>
+<FormatElement msgid="CurrencyFormatskey1" default="true" type="short" usage="CURRENCY"
formatindex="12">
+<FormatCode>#??##0 [CURRENCY];-#??##0 [CURRENCY]</FormatCode>
+</FormatElement>
made me wonder why there would be question marks instead of the decimal
separator that should be a '.' dot instead. Did you type anything
different?
Eike
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