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User er changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Assigned to|eike |er
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Ever confirmed| |1
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Status|UNCONFIRMED |NEW
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Issue type|DEFECT |ENHANCEMENT
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Version|OOo 2.0 |680m128
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Sep 13 03:23:36 -0700
2005 -------
Don't know who the owner of the account 'eike' is, but it isn't me ;-) grabbing
issue.
Philippe, there are at least the following issues with the data file you
attached:
<quarter1Word>1añ trimiziad</quarter1Word>
Entities aren't allowed, all data has to be UTF-8 encoded. This was already
discovered by XML validation, see also a recent
i18npool/source/localedata/data/locale.dtd for how to validate a locale data XML
file. An n-with-tilde character utf-8 encoded would be the two bytes sequence
<c3><b1>.
The date format codes use DMB instead of DMY keywords, please correct (Y for
year instead of B). Similar, the time format codes use EMS instead of HMS (H for
hour). If possible please build and _test_ your locale data in a recent OOo
milestone later than m121, after setting environment variable
OOO_ENABLE_LOCALE_DATA_CHECKS to YES as lined out in
i18npool/source/localedata/data/locale.dtd, the errors mentioned should have
been detected by doing so, I didn't try though.
<LC_FORMAT replaceFrom="[CURRENCY]" replaceTo="[$F-40C]">
should read
<LC_FORMAT replaceFrom="[CURRENCY]" replaceTo="[$F-629]">
because I assigned 0x0629 to Breton, but you aren't obliged to know that, so I
would correct it anyway ;-)
<IndexKey unoid="alphanumeric" default="true" phonetic="false">A-Z</IndexKey>
looks not complete, it seems Breton has accented characters, omitting them would
lead to an index page (you can create in the Writer word processor) where all
accented characters were sorted behind A-Z, which probably is not desired. Note
that this isn't a problem of the locale data file, I'm just describing the
effect the current data would have, it may be correct or not. You may insert the
accented characters at the appropriate positions by splitting the ranges and
using utf-8 encoding, e.g. for the n-with-tilde A-N<c3><b1>M-Z, note that
<c3><b1> here are again descriptive for the real utf-8 byte sequence to be used.
Please attach a corrected locale data file.
Thanks
Eike
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