Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 66568
Luxembourgish (Luxembourg) locale
Last modified: 2013-08-07 15:01:14 UTC
As of OOo 2.0.2, there is an entry for "Luxembourgish" in the language listbox for spell-checking purposes (see issue 54818). This patch will add full locale support for Luxembourgish. I hope it can be included in the upcoming 2.0.4 release.
Created attachment 37238 [details] Patch to add Luxembourgish locale to OOo
Created attachment 37721 [details] Corrected patch (incorrect translation)
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Michel, I'm back from vacation, hence the long silence. Thanks for your contribution. Please note that to integrate code or data contributed we need a signed Joint Copyright Assignment form (JCA) filled-out, see http://contributing.openoffice.org/programming.html#jca To be able to lookup your name in the list of approved assignments I'd appreciate if you stated your full name here in this issue. Thanks Eike
Eike, As requested, I have filled out and signed the Joint Copyright Assignment (and sent it via email). Michel Weimerskirch
Thanks.
In CWS locdat204: i18npool/source/localedata/localedata.cxx 1.42.8.3 i18npool/source/localedata/data/Attic/lb_LU.xml 1.1.2.1 i18npool/source/localedata/data/localedata_euro.map 1.15.22.1 i18npool/source/localedata/data/makefile.mk 1.34.6.3 Just to mention, please note that - The Locale element's versionDTD attribute must be the value set in the locale.dtd file, which isn't necessarily the current release's version number, but may be older. Corrected from "2.0.4" to "2.0.3". - For the Language and Country element's DefaultName we use English names, so a ``gawk -f list-locales.awk *.xml'' command in the data directory produces a list of locales in English. Set to Luxembourgish Luxemburg. - The LC_FORMAT element's replaceTo attribute's numerical language ID should be given without leading zero (and uppercase), otherwise the number formatter's dialog will generate additional almost identical entries. Corrected "-046E" to "-46E". - The Currency element's usedInCompatibleFormatCodes attribute doesn't generally need to be set for currencies prior to the Euro, but only if the old StarDivision's StarOffice 5.2 and earlier already knew that currency in its binary file format, which isn't the case for new locales. Changed that attribute to "false" for LUF and to "true" for EUR, and also adapted the LC_FORMAT element's replaceTo attribute accordingly to use "[$€-46E]". This adds to clarity if someone looks at the locale data file. - The CurrencyID should be the ISO 4217 currency code, currently identical with the BankSymbol. Corrected for both currencies. Thanks Eike
Reassigning to QA.
Created attachment 38051 [details] testcase specification
Created attachment 38052 [details] Testdoc
verified in internal build cws_locdat204
closed because fix available in OOom180