On 05 July 2000, Fredrik Lundh said:
> windows_lang = {
[...]
> 0x042d: "eu_ES", # Basque
Isn't Basque also spoken in France?
> 0x0445: "bn_??", # Bengali
Bangladesh I think; possibly India as well. Don't know the country
code for Bangladesh.
> 0x2809: "en"_BZ, # English (Belize)
^ ^
typo?
> 0x0447: "gu_??", # Gujarati
I think this is an Indian language too.
> 0x043f: "kk_??", # Kazakh
If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say Kazakhstan. ;-)
> 0x0446: "pa_??", # Punjabi
Probably India and Pakistan both.
Would it be overkill to allow mapping one Windows hex code to two locale
codes, eg. 0x0446 -> ("pa_IN", "pa_PK")?
Better not bring up Kashmiri -- if you thought the politics of spelling
English was touchy... ;-)
Greg
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