Alick Zhao wrote:

> Recently I find that the English version of vim tutor file has version
> 1.7 while the Chinese version v1.5. I would like to help update the
> Chinese translation. In particular I will try to update the Simplified
> Chinese version. Should I use hg to clone the repo and then after making
> my changes, post the patch to vim_dev list?
> 
> Also there's an issue about Chinese version of vim tutor file. Nowadays
> Simplified Chinese user typically use zh_CN.UTF-8 locale in Linux/Unix
> systems. When they(including me) type the command 'vimtutor', they will
> get tutor in Traditional Chinese. The reason is that the tutor file
> 'tutor.zh.utf-8' is in Traditional Chinese, and there is no Simplified
> Chinese UTF-8 version. I see in the manual that language is a two-letter
> name, but I don't think *two*-letter is required indeed. Is it so? Can
> we have separate tutor files 'tutor.zh_cn.utf-8' and
> 'tutor.zh_tw.utf-8', like the case in gui menu translation?

We definitely need two Chinese tutors.  Calling them with the five
letter name is appropriate.

This requires changing tutor/tutor.vim.  Currently it cuts off
everything after the first two characters in line 44.  That will require
some work.  Probably by using s:lang around line 78, where Chinese is
handled.  That avoids having to change much in the rest of the file.

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