Hi,
The "#langdef" value used in various EDK-II *.uni files define
the language name in various ways, seemingly inconsistent.
Most use either:
#langdef en-US "english"
or:
#langdef en-US "English"
A few use:
#langdef en-US "en-US"
UefiShellInstall1CommandsLib.uni uses:
#langdef en-US "en-english"
UefiShellLevel1CommandsLib.uni uses:
#langdef en-US "en-USlish"
At least these last 2 usages should probably be fixed, perhaps others.
Also, perhaps related, but it seems confusing that the code uses one (or
multiple formats) and the end user is asked to use another convention.
Besides the "English"/"en-US" formats that #langdef uses, however, the
end user docs (the shell commands that support the -L XXX switch)
presumes "Eng" format. FYI, there is a Eng/us-EN style lang code patch
on github.
Thanks,
Lee
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