ANNOUNCE: DateTime::Locale - new release

manually edited code removed (aliases, and the id to name list which must be re-created for each generation). There's unlikely to be any further releases. Cheers, -- Richard Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: ANNOUNCE: DateTime::Locale - new release for feedback

On Friday 20 Jun 2003 10:38 pm, Dave Rolsky wrote: On Fri, 20 Jun 2003, Richard Evans wrote: Dave Rolsky wrote: On Fri, 20 Jun 2003, Richard Evans wrote: I'm looking at one further release before it hopefully goes into CVS (will that be ok Dave?), so feedback is more important than

Re: ANNOUNCE: DateTime::Locale - new release for feedback

On Saturday 21 Jun 2003 12:03 am, Dave Rolsky wrote: On Sat, 21 Jun 2003, Richard Evans wrote: I'm suggesting I donate all the DT::Locale code to the DT project next week, then anyone with CVS access can hack away to their hearts content - I wouldn't be in control of it any more. If you

DT::Language::Portugese - should be Portuguese

s/Portugese/Portuguese/g Unless this is a regional spelling difference. -- Richard Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RFC: Adding custom locales to DateTime::Locale part deux

; That's it. So, any better? I should be able to implement the code needed for this quite easily. Cheers, Rich -- Richard Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: First things first

@INC path to make it absolutely clear that they are custom locales. Cheers, Rich -- Richard Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Is there any need to support ISO 639-2 language codes in DT::Locale?

on licensing, and then I'll try to get at least some of these added - looks like I might have to do it by hand though :( Cheers, Rich -- Richard Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RFC: Adding custom locales to DateTime::Locale

to implement - just done it ;- Reasons why its evil: That's for others to comment on! Does this make sense? Any suggestions? -- Richard Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Declension of month (and day) names

until the strftime changes are completed, and of course the ISO 639-2 stuff now! The pre-release is here (much better docs, no more escaped strings etc), if you're interested: http://mysite.freeserve.com/ridas/download/ridas/datetime/locales/locale20030604.tgz Cheers, -- Richard Evans [EMAIL

Is there any need to support ISO 639-2 language codes in DT::Locale?

for this, since ISO 639-1 is already fully supported, but I'm open to comments; please don't just say Hey, why not though - I don't want to bloat things any further unless there's a genuine reason for adding this :) Cheers, Rich -- Richard Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]