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* Add wuu, tok, glk, gbm, ssy
* Remove aa_ER.UTF-8@saaho
* Add kv_RU.UTF-8, chr_RU.UTF-8
* Add EU, EZ
* Improve README and Makefile (Resolves: https://github.com/mike-fabian/langtable/issues/19)
* Add more translations from CLDR
* Get translation changes from CLDR
2023-09-19 Mike FABIAN
* Add new public functions list_all_{languages,locales,keyboards,territories,timezones,scripts,input_methods,console_fonts}
(See also the discussion at: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-desktop/-/merge_requests/159)
2023-08-28 Mike FABIAN
* Add more translations from CLDR
* Get translation changes from CLDR
* Japanese: prefer anthy over kkc
(Thanks to adam Williamson: https://github.com/mike-fabian/langtable/pull/17)
* Use skipTerritory also in list_keyboards(), list_consolefonts(), and list_timezones()
(Resolves: https://github.com/mike-fabian/langtable/issues/18)
2023-05-02 Mike FABIAN
* Add more translations from CLDR
* Get translation changes from CLDR
* Add Norwegian keyboard layout to keyboards.xml
* Add Hang script to Southern Aymara
2022-11-24 Mike FABIAN
* Add mnw_MM.UTF-8 and ckb_IQ.UTF-8
* Do not run test cases using Python2 anymore
* Add bih
* Add more translations from CLDR
2022-09-21 Mike FABIAN
* Add list_common_locales() function
(Resolves: https://github.com/mike-fabian/langtable/issues/15)
* For ar_IN locale, langtable should give the 'ara' keyboard layout as the first choice
(Resolves: Resolves: https://github.com/mike-fabian/langtable/issues/14)
2022-09-06 Mike FABIAN
* Add ibus/m17n:ar:kbd as input method for Arabic and fix iso639-1 code for Arabic
* Get translation changes from CLDR
* Add more translations from CLDR
2022-04-21 Mike FABIAN
* Add syr locale
* Get translation changes from CLDR
* Add more translations from CLDR
* Fix names for keyboard layouts which have changed
* Add ab_GE locale
* Add rif language
2022-01-25 Mike FABIAN
* Get translation changes from CLDR
* Add more translations from CLDR
* Replace “ibus/cangjie” with “ibus/table:cangjie5”
* Updates for Sami languages (from Marko Myllynen)
* Updates for Finnish keyboard layouts (from Marko Myllynen)
2021-08-16 Mike FABIAN
* Fallback to translations in “xx” from “xx_Zzzz”
only if “Zzzz” is the main script of “xx”
(Resolves: https://github.com/mike-fabian/langtable/issues/13)
* Get translation changes for mt from CLDR
2021-08-11 Mike FABIAN
* Get translation changes from CLDR
* Add more translations from CLDR
* Make inscript2 instead of inscript input methods the default
(See: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/Enhanced_Inscript_as_default_Indic_IM)
* Make ibus/m17n:vi:telex the default input method for Vietnames
2020-10-29 Sundeep ANAND
* add list_common_languages derived from gnome-control-center
2020-09-15 Mike FABIAN
* Capitalize the return values of language_name() and territory_name()
(See: https://github.com/rhinstaller/anaconda/pull/2837).
* Add more translations from CLDR
* Get translation changes from CLDR
2020-08-17 Sundeep ANAND
* add list_common_keyboards() to public api
2020-01-14 Mike FABIAN
* Parse stuff in glibc locale names after @ which is not a script as a variant
* Add ckb_IQ.UTF-8 locale
2019-12-20 Mike FABIAN
* Make parse_locale() return something reasonable for
C, POSIX, en_US_POSIX, and C.UTF-8
* Fix exception in language_name() when called with languageId=''
2019-12-12 Mike FABIAN
* Add new public function parse_locale()
* Let info() print a bit more stuff
2019-11-05 Mike FABIAN
* Fix typo in mo entry
* Add mnw
* Fix translation of IN in te
2019-09-17 Mike FABIAN
* Three changed translations into sr_Latn from CLDR
* Add translations of PL in csb and szl (from native speakers)
* Add tools/compare_with_glib_source.py script to compare stuff with glibc
* Add translation of DZ in ber
* Add translation for MA in ber, ber_Tfng, ber_MA
* Add translation of MX in nah and nhn
* Add translation of NP in the
* Add translation for PH in tl
* Fix translation of IN in te
* Add translation of MM in shn
* Add translation of IN in sat
* Add translation of IR in az_Arab, az_IR
* Add translation for NU in niu
* Add translation of PE in ayc (from glibc)
* Add translation of PE in agr (from glibc)
* Fix translation of RU into tt
* Fix translation of ZA in xh
* Add translation of IN in mni (from glibc)
* Add translation of CA in iu (from glibc)
* Add translation of ET in sid (from glibc)
* Add translations of ER and ET in gez (from glibc)
* Add translation of ZA in nr, nso, ss, st, tn, ts, ve (from glibc)
* Add translation of MV in dv (from glibc)
* Add translation of CA in ik (from glibc)
* Add translation of IN in mjw (from glibc)
* Add translations of TW in cmn, hak, nan, nan_Latn (from glibc)
* Fix translation of BY in be_Latn to agree with glibc
* Add translation of NP in bho
* Add translation of IN in bhb, bho, doi, hif, hne, ks_Deva, mag, raj, sa, sd_Deva
* Use "Crimean Tatar" instead of "Crimean Turkish" as English translation for crh
* Use Shuswap instead of "Shuswap langauge" as the English translation of shs
* Correct capitalization of endonym for ss
* Fix translations of sr_Latn and sr_Cyrl into sr_Latn
* Use standard translations of zh and yue from cldr, not the alt='menu' variant
* Fix endonym of uz_Cyrl to agree with glibc and cldr
* Change endonym for tcy to agree with glibc (cldr does not have tcy)
* Change endonym for sid to agree with glibc (cldr does not have sid)
* Change endonym for sgs to agree with glibc (cldr does not have sgs)
* Give Olck higher priority than Deva for sat
* Change endonym for lzh to agree with glibc
* Change endonym for csb to agree with glibc
* Change endonym for cmn_Hans from 官话 to 汉语官话 and for cmn_Hant from 官話 to 漢語官話
* Add endonym for ber_MA
* Add endonym for az_Arab, az_IR (from az_IR in glibc)
* Add endonym for fy_NL
* Fix endonym for nhn and add English name for nhn
* Fix endonym for pa_Arab (agrees with CLDR now)
2019-09-04 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.46 released
* Add some documentation about the parsing of languageId
* Adapt test cases to translation changes from CLDR
* Get translation changes from CLDR
* Add more translations from CLDR
* More test cases
* Add optional boolean parameter “fallback” in language_name() and territory_name()
* Add translation of ES in an
* Add dummy translation of IN in ks_Deva
* Add endonyms for ik, iu, cv, csb, crh, an, ayc, ber, bho
* Add translation of IT in lij
* Add endonym for nan_Latn
* Add endonym for oc and translation of FR in oc
* Add translations of AW and CW in pap
* Add endonyms for sat, sa, quz
* Add translation of IT in sc
* Add dummy translation of IN in sd_Deva
* Add endonyms for sid, the
* Add translations of “Tok Pisin” and “Papua New Guinea” in the Tok Pisin language
* Add translations of “Walloon” and “Belgium” in the Walloon language
* Some comments in Makefile
* Sync langtable.spec with Fedora rawhide
2019-06-11 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.45 released
* “us” is a possible layout for “ZA”, it is used by default for “zu” for example
* Add “za” keyboard layout for nso, tn, ve
(Resolves: https://github.com/mike-fabian/langtable/issues/10)
* Use “us(intl)” keyboard instead of “us” as the default for af and ZA
(Resolves: https://github.com/mike-fabian/langtable/issues/9)
* Return number of failed tests in test_cases.py doctests.
2019-05-31 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.44 released
* Use setuptools instead of distutils
* Add a version() function and an info() function.
* Restructure langtable project a bit to be able to upload to PyPi
* Increase the rank of zh_SG.UTF-8 back to 10 again for languageId="zh"
2019-05-09 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.43 released
* Get translation changes from CLDR
* Add some new translations from CLDR
* Add dsb_DE.UTF-8 sah_RU.UTF-8 locales
* Fix ranks for "en" and "zh" in "SG", English should be the default for "SG"
* Reduce the rank of cmn_TW.UTF-8 and zh_SG.UTF-8 to 0 for languageId="zh"
(Resolves: https://github.com/mike-fabian/langtable/issues/8)
2019-04-15 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.42 released
* Add special support for languageId ca_ES_VALENCIA (Resolves: rhbz#1698984)
2019-01-29 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.41 released
* Use python3 in "make install"
* The territory can be 2 upper case letters *or* 3 digits
* Get translation changes from CLDR
* Add many languages and territories and also add new translations from CLDR
2019-01-07 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.40 released
* Add Esperanto locale and test case
(Thanks to Carmen Bianca Bakker ).
* Add sel
2018-10-15 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.39 released
* Add the new keyboard layout "au" for Australia (same as "us")
* Add locales missing in languages.xml, territiories.xml or in both.
* Add ibus/libzhuyin and make it the default for TW.
* Add cmn_TW.UTF-8 to the Chinese locales
* Add several missing languages (Resolves: rhbz#1631214): ab av bin bm bua ch co cu ee fat gn ho hz ie ii io kaa ki kj kr kum kwm lah lez mh mo na ng nqo nv ota rm rn sco sg sh sma smn sms sn su syr tw ty tyv vo vot wen yap za
2017-11-06 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.38 released
* Add some new translations from CLDR
* Add agr, bi, hif, kab, mfe, miq, mjw, shn, sm, to, tpi_PG, yuw, AS, MU, SC, TO, VU, WS
* Make "tw" the default keyboard layout for zh_TW and cmn_TW (Resolves: rhbz#1387825)
2017-02-08 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.37 released
* Add some new translations from CLDR
* Add sgs
* Add chr
* Add Hung script
2016-07-20 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.36 released
* Add LI (a de_LI locale has recently been added to glibc)
* Add some translations for LI from CLDR
2016-06-23 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.35 released
* Add some translations from CLDR
* Translation fix for Cyprus in Turkish (Resolves: rhbz#1349245)
* Fix script entries for ID and BA
* Add khb, osa, new, xzh and Bhks and Marc scripts
2015-07-01 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.34 released
* Add a function list_scripts() to list scripts used for a language or in a territory
* Translation fix from CLDR
* Add Sphinx markup to public functions
2015-05-13 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.33 released
* Translation fix for Tagalog <-> Filipino (Resolves: rhbz#1220775)
* Translation fixes from Wikipedia and CLDR
2015-05-12 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.32 released
* Add language endonym for tl (Resolves: rhbz#1220783)
* Do not package the files in /usr/share/langtable/ twice
2015-03-05 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.31 released
* Fix keyboard for sr_ME ('rs', not 'sr'), by David Shea (Resolves: rhbz#1190078)
* Add tcy and bhb
* Add some new translations from CLDR
* Some translation fixes from CLDR
2015-01-27 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.30 released
* Make “eurlatgr” the default font for languages and regions which do not need Arabic or Cyrillic or Hebrew script.
* add ce, raj
2015-01-14 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.29 released
* add CW, cmn, hak, lzh, quz, the
2014-09-24 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.28 released
* Fix main.py to work with Python3
* Do not used translations tagged with 'variant' in CLDR
* Rename Uyghur keyboard cn(uig) → cn(ug) (for xkeyboard-config >= 2.12, shipped with Fedora 21 Alpha)
2014-08-27 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.27 released
* Use Hindi again as the default language for India (Resolves: rhbz#1133188)
* Add some new translations from CLDR
* Some translation fixes from CLDR
2014-08-25 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.26 released
* Use English as the default language for India (Resolves: rhbz#1133188)
2014-07-09 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.25 released
* Own directory /usr/share/langtable in rpm package (Resolves: rhbz#1100230)
* Add fi(classic) keyboard layout (Resolves: rhbz#1117860)
2014-02-24 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.24 released
* mark Bengali (bd) and its Probhat variant layout as not ASCII-capable (by Adam Williamson)
* Also validate timezones.xml and timezoneidparts.xml in .spec file
* List list_inputmethods() as public API
* Fall back to returning untranslated timezone id if translation for the requested language does not exist (Resolves: rhbz#1032848)
2013-12-10 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.23 released
* Change English translation for or from “Oriya” to “Odia” (Resolves: rhbz#1039496)
* Some new translations and translation fixes from CLDR
2013-12-04 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.22 released
* Fix typo in territory and locale for ms (Resolves: rhbz#1038109)
* add ba, chm, kv, sah, syc, udm, xal
* add entries for more keyboard layouts known to be non-ASCII
2013-11-21 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.21 released
* Make America/New_York the highest ranked timezone for US and yi (Resolves: rhbz#1031319)
2013-11-20 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.20 released
* add entries for several layouts known to be non-ASCII by systemd/s-c-k (patch by Adam Williamson)
2013-11-11 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.19 released
* Add SS
* More translations for anp from CLDR
* Add information about default input methods and a query function
2013-11-04 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.18 released.
* Add anp
* Do not fail if a timezone id part cannot be found in the database (Vratislav Podzimek reported that error)
2013-10-22 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.17 released.
* Add “be(oss)” as a possible keyboard layout for language nl (Resolves: rhbz#885345)
2013-10-08 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.16 released.
* Make it work with python3 (and keep it working with python2) (Resolves: rhbz#985317)
2013-09-16 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.15 released.
* Add keyboards "ara", "ara(azerty)", "iq", and "sy" (Resolves: rhbz#1008389)
2013-09-15 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.14 released.
* add some more languages: ay, ayc, ayr, niu, szl, nhn
* make languageId() work even if the name of the language or the territory contain spaces (Resolves: rhbz#1006718)
* Add the default script if not specified in queries for Chinese
* Import improved translations from CLDR
* Always return the territory name as well if queried in language_name()
* Add timezones.xml and timezoneidparts.xml to be able to offer translations for timezone ids
* Import translations for timezone cities from CLDR
* Add some more territories and translations
* test cases for timezone id translations
2013-09-05 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.13 released.
* Serbian keyboards are 'rs' not 'sr' (by Vratislav Podzimek)
2013-08-28 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.12 released.
* Match case insensitively in languageId() (Resolves: rhbz#1002000 (case insensitive languageId function needed))
2013-08-19 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.11 released.
* Add translations for DE and NL territories in nds (reported by Vratislav Podzimek)
2013-08-13 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.10 released.
* Add translations for Belarusian and Belarus in Latin script (reported by Vratislav Podzimek)
2013-08-03 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.9 released.
* Add endonyms for pa_Arab (and pa_PK) and translation of country name for Pakistan for pa_Arab
* make languageId() return something even if a language name like "language (territory)" is given (Resolves: rhbz#986659 - some language name to its locale code failed)
2013-07-30 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.8 released.
* Add endonym for Maithili
* Return True by default from supports_ascii (by Vratislav Podzimek)
* Add grc, eo, ak, GH, cop, dsb, fj, FJ, haw, hil, la, VA, ln, kg, CD, CG, AO, mos, BF, ny, MW, smj, tet, TL, tpi, PG (Resolves: rhbz#985332 - some language codes are missing)
* Import more translations from CLDR
* Give pa_IN.UTF-8 higher weight than pa_PK.UTF-8 (Resolves: rhbz#986658, rhbz#986155)
2013-07-04 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.7 released.
* Add examples for list_consolefonts()
* Add a list_timezones() function
* Add functions languageId() and territoryId()
* Fix some translations of language names to get unique results returned by languageId()
2013-06-12 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.6 released.
* Add RelaxNG schemas for the XML files (Vratislav Podzimek )
* Use SAX instead of the ElementTree (Vratislav Podzimek )
* Use 'trName' instead of 'name' for translated names (Vratislav Podzimek )
2013-06-07 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.5 released.
* Accept script names as used by glibc locales as well
* Support reading gzipped xml files
* Set ASCII support to “True” for cz and sk keyboard layouts
2013-05-27 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.4 released.
* Remove backwards compatibility init() function
* Add ia (Interlingua), see https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=872423
2013-05-16 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.3 released.
* Move the examples from the README to the source code
* Some tweaks for the translation of Serbian
* Prefix all global functions and global variables which are internal with “_”
* Rename country → territory, countries → territories in keyboards.xml
* Add keyboard “in(eng)” and make it the default for all Indian languages
* Add a comment stating which functions should be considered public API
* Add a supports_ascii() function
* Run Python’s doctest also on langtable.py, not only the extra test_cases.txt
* Add License: tags to subpackages in .spec file
2013-05-10 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.2 released.
* Prefer values for language, script, and territory found in
languageId over those found in the other parameters
2013-05-07 Mike FABIAN
* Version 0.0.1 released.
././@PaxHeader 0000000 0000000 0000000 00000000026 00000000000 010213 x ustar 00 22 mtime=1567607001.0
langtable-0.0.65/MANIFEST.in 0000644 0023456 0023456 00000000243 13533744331 015130 0 ustar 00mfabian mfabian include unicode-license.txt
include COPYING
include ChangeLog
include Makefile
include MANIFEST.in
include test_cases.py
include main.py
recursive-include tools *
././@PaxHeader 0000000 0000000 0000000 00000000026 00000000000 010213 x ustar 00 22 mtime=1707409118.0
langtable-0.0.65/Makefile 0000644 0023456 0023456 00000005254 14561177336 015050 0 ustar 00mfabian mfabian DESTDIR=/usr
DATADIR=$(DESTDIR)/share/langtable/
DEBUG=
PWD := $(shell pwd)
SRCDIR=$(PWD)
.PHONY: gzip
gzip: langtable/data/keyboards.xml.gz langtable/data/languages.xml.gz langtable/data/territories.xml.gz langtable/data/timezones.xml.gz langtable/data/timezoneidparts.xml.gz
.PHONY: test
test: gzip
(cd langtable; python3 langtable.py)
python3 test_cases.py
(cd langtable; xmllint --noout --relaxng schemas/keyboards.rng data/keyboards.xml.gz)
(cd langtable; xmllint --noout --relaxng schemas/languages.rng data/languages.xml.gz)
(cd langtable; xmllint --noout --relaxng schemas/territories.rng data/territories.xml.gz)
(cd langtable; xmllint --noout --relaxng schemas/timezones.rng data/timezones.xml.gz)
(cd langtable; xmllint --noout --relaxng schemas/timezoneidparts.rng data/timezoneidparts.xml.gz)
.PHONY: check
check: test
.PHONY: dist
dist: gzip
DISTUTILS_DEBUG=$(DEBUG) python3 ./setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
.PHONY: install
install: dist
perl -pi -e "s,_datadir = '(.*)',_DATADIR = '$(DATADIR)'," langtable/langtable.py
DISTUTILS_DEBUG=$(DEBUG) python3 ./setup.py install --prefix=$(DESTDIR)
# DISTUTILS_DEBUG=$(DEBUG) python3 ./setup.py install_data --install-dir=$(DATADIR)
# check it here: https://test.pypi.org/manage/project/langtable/releases/
.PHONY: twine-upload-test
twine-upload-test: dist
python3 -m twine upload --verbose --repository testpypi dist/*
# check it here: https://pypi.org/manage/project/langtable/releases/
.PHONY: twine-upload
twine-upload: dist
python3 -m twine upload --verbose dist/*
.PHONY: pip-install-test
pip-install-test:
(cd /tmp; python3 -m pip install --user --ignore-installed --no-cache-dir --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ --no-deps langtable)
.PHONY: pip-install
pip-install:
(cd /tmp; python3 -m pip install --user --ignore-installed --no-cache-dir --no-deps langtable)
.PHONY: clean
clean:
git clean -dxf
MOCK_CONFIG=fedora-rawhide-x86_64
.PHONY: mockbuild
mockbuild: dist
mkdir -p ./mockbuild-results/
mock --root $(MOCK_CONFIG) --buildsrpm --spec langtable.spec --sources ./dist/
cp /var/lib/mock/$(MOCK_CONFIG)/result/* ./mockbuild-results
mock --root $(MOCK_CONFIG) --rebuild ./mockbuild-results/*.src.rpm
cp /var/lib/mock/$(MOCK_CONFIG)/result/* ./mockbuild-results
.PHONY: review
review: mockbuild
cp *.spec ./mockbuild-results/
(cd ./mockbuild-results/; fedora-review -n langtable -m $(MOCK_CONFIG) )
%.xml.gz: %.xml
gzip --keep --force --best $< $@
# .rnc files for editing with Emacs
# https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/How_to_use_Emacs_for_XML_editing
%.rnc: %.rng
trang $< $@
rnc: schemas/keyboards.rnc schemas/languages.rnc schemas/territories.rnc schemas/timezones.rnc schemas/timezoneidparts.rnc
cp schemas/*.rnc data/
././@PaxHeader 0000000 0000000 0000000 00000000034 00000000000 010212 x ustar 00 28 mtime=1707411768.2714772
langtable-0.0.65/PKG-INFO 0000644 0023456 0023456 00000004765 14561204470 014501 0 ustar 00mfabian mfabian Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: langtable
Version: 0.0.65
Summary: guess reasonable defaults for locale, keyboard, territory, ...
Home-page: https://github.com/mike-fabian/langtable
Author: Mike FABIAN
Author-email: mfabian@redhat.com
License: GPL-3.0-or-later
Classifier: Development Status :: 2 - Pre-Alpha
Classifier: Environment :: Console
Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License v3 or later (GPLv3+)
Classifier: Operating System :: POSIX :: Linux
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python
Classifier: Topic :: System :: Installation/Setup
License-File: COPYING
======================================================================
langtable
======================================================================
Purpose of this package
=======================
langtable is used to guess reasonable defaults for locale, keyboard,
territory, …, if part of that information is already known. For
example, guess the territory and the keyboard layout if the language
is known or guess the language and keyboard layout if the territory is
already known.
License
=======
GPLv3+, see the included file “COPYING”.
Translations for languages and territory names are from CLDR which is
governed by the Unicode Terms of Use, see the included file
“unicode-license.txt”. The short name for this Unicode license is
“MIT”. See:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Licensing:MIT?rd=Licensing/MIT#Modern_Style_without_sublicense_.28Unicode.29
Installation
============
To install langtable, run
make install DESTDIR=/usr
To create a distribution tarball run
make dist
To run the test cases in the source directory:
make test
How to use it
=============
import langtable
Functions in the public API:
parse_locale()
list_locales()
list_keyboards()
list_common_languages()
list_common_locales()
list_common_keyboards()
list_consolefonts()
list_inputmethods()
list_timezones()
list_scripts()
language_name()
territory_name()
timezone_name()
languageId()
territoryId()
supports_ascii()
list_all_languages()
list_all_locales()
list_all_keyboards()
list_all_territories()
list_all_timezones()
list_all_scripts()
list_all_input_methods()
list_all_console_fonts()
Some examples to show the usage are found in the documentation
of the public functions in langtable.py.
(Some more examples are in the test cases in the file test_cases.py):
././@PaxHeader 0000000 0000000 0000000 00000000026 00000000000 010213 x ustar 00 22 mtime=1707409421.0
langtable-0.0.65/README 0000644 0023456 0023456 00000003573 14561200015 014247 0 ustar 00mfabian mfabian ======================================================================
langtable
======================================================================
Purpose of this package
=======================
langtable is used to guess reasonable defaults for locale, keyboard,
territory, …, if part of that information is already known. For
example, guess the territory and the keyboard layout if the language
is known or guess the language and keyboard layout if the territory is
already known.
License
=======
GPLv3+, see the included file “COPYING”.
Translations for languages and territory names are from CLDR which is
governed by the Unicode Terms of Use, see the included file
“unicode-license.txt”. The short name for this Unicode license is
“MIT”. See:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Licensing:MIT?rd=Licensing/MIT#Modern_Style_without_sublicense_.28Unicode.29
Installation
============
To install langtable, run
make install DESTDIR=/usr
To create a distribution tarball run
make dist
To run the test cases in the source directory:
make test
How to use it
=============
import langtable
Functions in the public API:
parse_locale()
list_locales()
list_keyboards()
list_common_languages()
list_common_locales()
list_common_keyboards()
list_consolefonts()
list_inputmethods()
list_timezones()
list_scripts()
language_name()
territory_name()
timezone_name()
languageId()
territoryId()
supports_ascii()
list_all_languages()
list_all_locales()
list_all_keyboards()
list_all_territories()
list_all_timezones()
list_all_scripts()
list_all_input_methods()
list_all_console_fonts()
Some examples to show the usage are found in the documentation
of the public functions in langtable.py.
(Some more examples are in the test cases in the file test_cases.py):
././@PaxHeader 0000000 0000000 0000000 00000000034 00000000000 010212 x ustar 00 28 mtime=1707411768.2694774
langtable-0.0.65/langtable/ 0000755 0023456 0023456 00000000000 14561204470 015321 5 ustar 00mfabian mfabian ././@PaxHeader 0000000 0000000 0000000 00000000026 00000000000 010213 x ustar 00 22 mtime=1695150343.0
langtable-0.0.65/langtable/__init__.py 0000644 0023456 0023456 00000001016 14502370407 017427 0 ustar 00mfabian mfabian from .langtable import *
from .langtable import _test_language_territory
from .langtable import _test_cldr_locale_pattern
from .langtable import _init
from .langtable import _languages_db
from .langtable import _territories_db
from .langtable import _timezoneIdParts_db
from .langtable import _write_files
# Deleting a module prevents one from import .somemodule1
# directly. You can only import from objects defined or
# imported in its __init__.py, and non-deleted submodules.
del langtable # type: ignore
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