So, is it a bug and should I register it at sourceforge? Or am I doing
something wrong?
David
> > You can put a lang="de" attribute in an element
> > that starts a page-sequence (chapter, etc) to add a
> > language="de" property for that page-sequence. If you
> > want it for the whole document, put lang="de" in the
> > document's root element, or set the command line parameter
> > l10n.gentext.language="de". Either one should put the
> > language="de" attribute in fo:root.
>
> Yes, that's exactly what I tried to do with 1.61.2. It complained that
>
> test.dbx:3: No "de" localization of "hyphenation-character" exists; using "en".
> test.dbx:3: No "de" localization of "hyphenation-push-character-count" exists; using "en".
> test.dbx:3: No "de" localization of "hyphenation-remain-character-count" exists; using "en".
> test.dbx:4: No "de" localization of "hyphenation-character" exists; using "en".
> test.dbx:4: No "de" localization of "hyphenation-push-character-count" exists; using "en".
> test.dbx:4: No "de" localization of "hyphenation-remain-character-count" exists; using "en".
>
> and the language='en' on the root element.
>
> However, with 1.57 it worked (I've just checked it with the older version occasionally
> left on my laptop). Is it a bug or did I misconfigure anything?
