Petr,
I've forwarded your comment to Dan Ramsey, head of technical documentation here. Now
that Core documentation is getting close to re-release, we are planning on
implementing a localization project in various phases. You and a number of others who
have expressed interest for their native languages will be contacted.
If there are others who are interested in contributing to this project, please send an
email to Dan Ramsey ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) or to me ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) directly. Thanks in
advance,
Dan
At 01:20 AM 11/14/99 +0100, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I've just received one interesting question regarding localisations in
>REBOL ...
>
>are there any plans for "localisation" of REBOL??? I mean, different
>countries has different settings for money (currency), name of months,
>days of week could be localised too.
>
>Different countries also have different character sets, e.g. Czech
>language:
>
>str: "abc�d�efghchijklmn�opqr�s�t�uvwxyz�"
>
>as it can be displayed wrongly here, try decompressing following string:
>
>>> huh: compress str
>== #{
>789C4B4C4A7E91F23E352D3D233923332B3B2737EF537E4161D18FE25925734B
>CBCA2B2AABE6010035A2118123000000
>}
>
>Note that "ch" placed behind "h" char is considered to be just one char
>in our language ...
>
>some sort/country str 'czech should be available :-)
>
>Any solution?
>
>-pekr-
>
