From: Dom Lachowicz (domlachowicz_at_yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Nov 10 2003 - 15:41:51 EST
Here is what we are going to do. There will be no more
arguing about it.
RFC 3066 specifies how to combine language and country
codes into a full language identifier:
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3066.txt
It makes reference to the list of recognised 'extras'
which don't follow from ISO 636-1 (two letter codes),
ISO 636-2 (three letter codes), or ISO 3166 (country
codes):
http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-tags
This list includes the likes of Klingon, but not
Valencian. However, The instructions in RFC 3066 seem
to indicate that the following would be correct:
ca-x-val
First, prefer the two letter code for Catalan over the
three letter version. Use hyphens to separate
subtypes. Use a lowercase x for a private namespace.
Arbitrarily choose "val" for Valencian, since none of
the other sublanguages of Catalan start with those
letters. Put it in lowercase to match the other
sublanguages in the well-known list.
Thus, the file's name will be 'ca-x-val_ES.strings'
until there is an official ISO 636 language code for
Valencian.
Somebody 'cvs add' this, and end this thread.
Dom
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