Andrew Welch wrote:
I would group the translations by area, with a suitable suffix
(just like Java :)
You can do that with @xml:lang too.
for example:
helppage_en_GB.xml
helppage_de_DE.xml
Well, you're not using a @lang anymore here :-)
Of course, in a particular context, there can be plenty of
reasons to use something else than an attribute, or something
else than BCP 47. And there is no reason trying to stick with
@xml:lang just to use @xml:lang. But if you create an attribute
to set a BCP 47 tag, then just use @xml:lang...
Regards,
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Florent Georges
http://www.fgeorges.org/
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