Hi,
This is one more from the 'cleaning up XHP files' series...
At the moment, the "xml-lang" attribute in the <paragraph> markup in the
XHP files is mandatory. But I see no reason for that, it is always just
"en-US", the different locales make sense only for extensions, so I have
created this patch:
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/#/c/32296/
This is supposed to ensure that when there is no xml-lang in a given
attribute, it will default to en-US.
It is yet to be tested with the actually removed xml-lang from our help
files via something like:
git grep -l '\<xml-lang\>' | xargs sed -i 's/\(<paragraph[^>]*\) xml-lang="en-US"/\1/g'
and updated the DTD to specify xml-lang as optional.
This will not affect the translations in any way.
Comments appreciated :-) - would like to go ahead with this sometime
after the ESC.
All the best,
Kendy
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