Am 2000-09-12 um 17:43 h UCT hat Peter Constable geschrieben:
ISO 639 codes were primarily intended for bibliography purposes.
Gary and I point out in our paper that the needs of that sector do
not necessarily correspond to the general needs of IT, particularly
for language-specific
Otto Stolz wrote:
I think, the ethnologue lacks information about variant orthographies.
Yes, it does. But that's OK, because we can make a composite tagging system that tags
orthography separately from language.
So... does anyone have a comprehensive list of orthographies?
Rick
On 09/13/2000 09:09:12 AM Otto Stolz wrote:
For many language-specific IT processes involving written language,
such as spell-checking, hyphenating, transliterating (e. g. to Braille),
or audible rendering, it is not enough to know which language you are
dealing with: you also need information
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