On Tue, 6 May 2003, Jirka Kosek wrote:
> Jens Stavnstrup wrote:
>
> > Currently my HTMLHelp files (created by htmlhelp.xsl) uses Australian
> > as default (not my choice). Maybe you could extend the language code
> > definition in langcode.xml to contain both a language code and a Country
> > Code, so that the htmlhelp stylesheet will accept Lang attributes such as en-UK
>
> Good idea.
Thanks
> Another issue is that we must made some countries as defaults
> when unspecified. So that if you specify just "en" you will get British
> English (or US English?). Not only technical but also political decision
> for some languages. Anyway I will put it on my TO-DO list.
Yes, problematic. But maybee you can just sort them alphabetical, and
chose the first as default. That should solve the political issue.
> I have
> somewhere some language files from MS, I think that I can extract all
> neccessary information from them.
>
> Meanwhile you can delete all entries with lang="en" except your
> preferred brand of English from langcode.xml and you will get correct
> language code in HTML Help project file.
>
> Jirka
>
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