[TYPO3-dev] Static Info Tables
Stanislas Rolland
stanislas.rolland at fructifor.ca
Thu Jan 12 20:33:19 CET 2006
Hi René,
>
> I just uploaded a new version of the "Static Info Tables".
>
> I'm writing this here because this is the last version from me.
>
> I will no longer maintain that extension(s) because I think I already spent
> too much spare time to work on it and one should be able to publish new
> version more often than I can.
> (I worked nearly a week on the new version because of the new managament
> module and language packs which are available now.)
>
>
> So I ask who wants to do the maintainance of the data/extensions. I guess
> there are a few people interested in, who might can work together. This is
> supported by the managament module. I hope I built a good basis other's can
> build on.
>
> Anybody?
>
Thanks for the good work.
I would be interested to take this over for some time until I have
converted and merged extension Static Info Library into your base
extension. Unfortunately, it may take a little while, because I am
currently fully loaded.
I think each of the language packs could perhaps be owned by the Chief
translators?
Best regards,
Stanislas
P.S.
>
> [...]
>
> The missing language variants (eg Brazilian Portugese) is still a problem.
> CLDR offer 3-letter codes and additional languages.
> Stanislas used more fields to include the country which is a mistake in my
> eyes because a language is not bound to a country - some countries have more
> that one language for example.
>
What alternative would you suggest? I think Brazilian Portuguese (pt-br)
is indeed bound to Brazil just as Canadian French (fr-ca) is indeed
bound to Canada. The use of the country code is specified in RFC 3066 -
Tags for the Identification of Languages. Some languages such as Cree
need the 3-letter code, but there will never be a 3-letter code for
Brazilian Portuguese.
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