Why don't you just use the notation in ISO/IEC 15897 - the cultural registry - for this, or the Open Group (UNIX) convention? I think there is no need to reinvent the wheel. Kind regards Keld On Fri, Sep 15, 2000 at 05:56:39PM -0800, Carl W. Brown wrote: > I am working on a new locale proposal. This seems like a great time to jump > in. Un fortunately I have not been able to pull the mail archives to go > back over the latest discussions so I will have missed much. > > The locale will consist of three parts: > > 1) A modified lower case RFC 1766bis language > > 2) An ISO 3166 country code > > 3) A variant
- Re: New Locale Proposal Antoine Leca
- Re: New Locale Proposal Marion Gunn
- Re: New Locale Proposal Antoine Leca
- Re: New Locale Proposal John Cowan
- Re: New Locale Proposal Marion Gunn
- RE: New Locale Proposal Carl W. Brown
- Re: New Locale Proposal Doug Ewell
- Re: New Locale Proposal Michael Everson
- Re: New Locale Proposal Michael Everson
- Re: New Locale Proposal Marion Gunn
- RE: New Locale Proposal Keld J�rn Simonsen
- RE: New Locale Proposal Carl W. Brown
- Re: New Locale Proposal David Starner
- RE: New Locale Proposal Carl W. Brown
- Re: New Locale Proposal Keld J�rn Simonsen
- Re: New Locale Proposal Antoine Leca
- RE: New Locale Proposal Carl W. Brown
- Re: New Locale Proposal Keld J�rn Simonsen
- RE: New Locale Proposal Carl W. Brown
- Re: New Locale Proposal Keld J�rn Simonsen
- RE: New Locale Proposal Carl W. Brown

