https://sourceforge.net/p/languagesys/news/2005-02-13T19:54:32ZRecent posts to news2005-02-13T19:54:32Z2005-02-13T19:54:32ZFlorian Breithttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-1193262/https://sourceforge.netd294b3e15545261ef73d24816a7d2f0efd354cd9

<div class="markdown_content"><p>For some days I've started writing on a Python implementation of LanguageSys.<br /> Today I've made aviable a pre version (0.9.7) of the LanguageSys Module for Python.<br /> This still has view known bugs which will be corrected by me in the next days.<br /> The reading of precompiled language files produces errors and you cant fetch file informations at moment, additionally to this I have to biuld an __init__.py file for the module and rename it for use as module, becuase LanguageSys.LanguageSys.LanguageSys() is to long as name to instance the class. I think i will take somethin like lsys.LanguageSys.new()..<br /> Proposals are very welcome!</p> <p>Hope this is useful to yours, have fun!</p></div>

2005-01-18T17:50:38Z2005-01-18T17:50:38ZFlorian Breithttps://sourceforge.net/u/userid-1193262/https://sourceforge.netc29a83a25ea62e719e8336082f9582bdc037a107

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Now version 1.1.2 of LanguageSys.PHP is aviable.<br /> This version brings the first stable release since rfc1766 was implemented.<br /> After some code clean-ups and bugfixes, this should work well. Feedback is welcome.</p> <p>For next release it is planned to add the aviablility of fetching a charset which could be used with the defined language file, therefor I have to find a way to find a possible default charset for various language identifiers, but I think I will just use UTF-8 as default for all the languages. If anyone of yours gots an idea, how to map charsets are usable by default for a given language identifier in rfc1766 style, please tell me.</p> <p>That's it! Have fun..</p></div>