bo-le skrev: > Am Dienstag, 16. Juni 2009 21:40:53 schrieb Zero3: >> Matthew Toseland skrev: >>> On Sunday 14 June 2009 13:11:40 Zero3 wrote: >>>> Matthew Toseland skrev: >>>> This value is also passed on to the node via "node.l10n=Deutsch" >>>> (example for German) in freenet.ini. (I don't think that specifying a >>>> language by the localized name is ideal, but that seems to be how the >>>> node wants it. I *did* ask if this could be changed to standardized >>>> language IDs a while ago...) >>> IIRC both work. >> Which kind of IDs does it accept? I'd really like to switch over to that >> instead. > freenet.l10n.L10n.java shows you the strings: > /** @see "http://www.omniglot.com/language/names.htm"; */ > public enum LANGUAGE { > ENGLISH("en", "English", "eng"), > SPANISH("es", "Espa?ol", "spa"), > DANISH("da", "Dansk", "dan"), > GERMAN("de", "Deutsch", "deu"), > FINNISH("fi", "Suomi", "fin"), > FRENCH("fr", "Fran?ais", "fra"), > ITALIAN("it", "Italiano", "ita"), > NORWEGIAN("no", "Norsk", "nor"), > POLISH("pl", "Polski", "pol"), > SWEDISH("se", "Svenska", "svk"), > CHINESE("zh-cn", "??(??)", "chn"), > CHINESE_TAIWAN("zh-tw", "??(??)", "zh-tw"), > UNLISTED("unlisted", "unlisted", "unlisted"); > > any string listed here can be used.
Cool. But which standards do these follow? <ISO 639>, <localized name> and <ISO 639-3> (though zh-tw seems wrong then)? - Zero3
