On Wed, 6 Dec 2000, David Tooke wrote: > dumb question 2. Are there an known cases where the full locale name > (language+country+variant) has a different directionality as for the root > language? I know that some languages are written in different scripts > based on the locale; are there any cases where there are a two scripts that > have the same language code in their locale but differ in their writing > direction? I think Kurdish is written in Arabic, Latin, and Cyrillic. And I don't consider any of them be the root locale. I will be thankful if anyone comments on Kurdish's case. --roozbeh
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