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2010.11.11 17:35, Rimas Kudelis rašė:
2010.11.11 17:12, Aron Xu rašė:

Well, I don't mind BCP 47 if it works well, but I've mentioned before
that it cannot cover all different variants, it's just a loosely
defined standard. To be more precise to end users, we might have to
place two sets of translations, zh_TW and zh_HK, into zh-Hant
packages. They are not the same, so we need to do it separately, even
if we make them into a single package to end users.

Not necessary, as stated above. zh_TW@hant and zh_HK@hant could be used, and then again specifying the country code would probably make the need for a script code obsolete... Ha!:)


Listing language variants with different regions is a good way to
solve conflicts in our development. On the other hand, using a loosely
defined name for our release language pack (which contains everything
fit into the category) is probably good for users.

I think in the end it's about Chinese (Simplified) vs. Chinese (China). Until we don't have two country versions of Simplified or Traditional, we can just skip country codes, I think.

Interestingly enough, relevant locales I see in Pootle are: zh_CN, zh_HK, zh_TW.

Which I guess means that these are the codes that will be used at least for 3.3. ;)

Rimas


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