Template talk:Lang/Archive 10

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formalizing the inclusive/exclusive codes and categorizing macrolanguages and remapping some ISO 639-1 and ISO 639-2 as collection/family codes (in ISO 639-5). BCP 47 is not limtied to just the IANA database, you have to read the RFCs (and its updates), where it is stated that even for languages that are mapped with 2-letter codes, their 3-letter codes and possible ISO 639-2/B codes (for bibliographic purpose) can be handled in BCP 47 as aliases mapped to the recommended shorter code (or technical codes for mapping bibiographic codes): the IANA database then does not contain these aliases (you should know that ISO 639-1 is permanently frozen, as it cannot be fixed). If you look at the CLDR project, all these aliases are implemented, so it is not invalid to use ISO 639-3 codes for all languages or macrolanguages or even language families (however the legacy short 2-letter codes have to use their historic exclusive semantic and not the inclusive semantic in ISO 639-3, which are still VERY useful for language fallbacks in BCP 47). And so for example, you can then use "fra" (ISO639-2/B) or "fre" (ISO639-2/T) instead of "fr" (legacy ISO 639-1, still used in BCP 47 and kept for compatiblity because of its stability requirements).

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we know that Mediawiki and Wikimedia in general is very long to use the BCP47 rules even though they were fully published and standardized since long; only CLDR complies to BCP47, but Mediawiki still does not use CLDR for returtning compliant fallbacks: it is still wrong for Chinese, wrong with many legacy incorrect codes; and I'm not speaking at all about the interwiki codes which are used for another purpose, and certainly not about domain names for projects or internal wiki database names, which do not need to comply to BCP47, but only speaking about the use of language tags inside HTML with lang="", or inside CSS with "lang()" selectors, or inside Wikidata for language tagging of translated labels and properties with multiple monoligual text values: all these should be fully conforming to BCP47 but there's lot of garbage there assuming that these tags would be valid in BCP47). However nothing is invalid with codes that are aliased between parts of the ISO639 standard.

7149:, presented in roman type, equivalent to italicization) so they should be un-italicized in the quotation. And some of the German words, not italicized in the original, are linked to Wiktionary (maybe they're unusual or something), and they should not be unitalicized. Now both the Latin words and the German words use the italics tag, and I don't see how CSS can figure out (so to speak) that it needs to un-italicize one and not the other. CSS doesn't have a "different value for lang attribute than closest parent lang attribute", but even that wouldn't work in all cases because a 8666: 5883: 1210: 1189: 1203: 1196: 6106:<span class="db-TmFzdGFsaXE" dir="rtl" title="Nastaliq"Jameel Noori Nastaleeq', 'Urdu Typesetting', 'Noto Nastaliq Urdu', 'Noto Nastaliq Urdu Draft', 'Hussaini Nastaleeq', 'AlQalam Taj Nastaleeq', IranNastaliq, 'Awami Nastaliq', 'Awami Nastaliq Beta3', 'Awami Nastaliq Beta2', 'Awami Nastaliq Beta1', 'Nafees Nastaleeq', 'Nafees Nastaleeq v1.01', 'Pak Nastaleeq', 'PDMS_Jauhar', 'Alvi Lahori Nastaleeq'; font-size: 110%; font-style: normal; ": --> 31: 6410: 6095: 5955: 8602: 5763: 112: 2519: 2412: 2106: 2065: 2024: 7004:. That seems super weird to me and not how HTML typically works. Why split a run of text that's logically one unit into multiple sister HTML tags that don't have a unique parent not shared by the text around them? (I wonder how adjoining tags with the same lang attribute would affect a screen reader. But maybe not at all if it only cares what language the words are in.) — 7542:

with the Mongolian text appearing as a single unbroken line of characters. Posted to talk page of Mongolian Unicode template, and mentioning here in case it is useful to someone. I am told it looks fine on other platforms, so this doesn’t require troubleshooting; I figure I probably need to down load

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I don't know what you mean exactly (italicizing only if there's not a lang attribute in the nested italics tag?), but the trouble is that some nested italics tags should not be italicized while others should. Say you've got an italicized quotation from a German grammar of a Latin-script language, say

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template is there for. My understanding is that it should not override browser settings for the language in question, but only add language markup using valid IETF language codes. Also note that our language templates do not only serve representational purposes. For example, our bots also use them to

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in English wikipedia, also imported in Meta-Wiki and Mediawiki-Wiki, is still wrong, it is only correct in Commons where it uses the Mediawiki fallbacks and extend them for full BCP 47 compliance: this was done in Commons a long time ago, reported to Mediawiki developers that have still not fixed it;

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Redirects are not bad. Knowledge (XXG) uses them a lot and has an efficient mechanism for handling them. The templates named in this discussion rely on that mechanism to link to target language-articles via redirects. This works regardless of how those target articles are actually named. Is there

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If an italics tag inside of an italics tag is ever supposed to have different CSS properties from the top-level tag, for instance if it is meant to un-italicize, the nesting of tags would have to be fixed. But I haven't heard of such a CSS rule on Knowledge (XXG). (I dislike the inelegance of nested

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I'm not sure if this ever happens, but using this solution, how would the template handle cases where text tagged as one language includes text tagged as another language (potentially nested multiple times)? Suppose French text contains Arabic text that itself contains French text, each level tagged

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All four of these versions "look" the same on Safari mobile website, except for their sizes that seem to be increasing successively. On the desktop version of the website, all of them look the same to me. So in my case, it doesn’t override browser settings for the language. I suppose that is why the

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because another of my Nastaliq fonts happens to be higher on the list. This results in a strange font mix that isn't uniform when it could and should be. Another drawback is that such a list can never be exhaustive, so not all users who have a Nastaliq font installed on their system will see what we

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Gonnym, #3 is not the only option: a different TfD may well result in deletion (#2), and #1 is independent of the status of the codes. What option #1 entails is that editors have decided to use – as the label in the visible template output, as well as in the name of the template – a given deprecated

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Technically, the close doesn't have to be overturned, just updated; if the issues cannot be resolved, then the "after" clause never comes into effect and the templates stay separate. I suppose I should have said "if" rather than "when" in the original close, but such is life (I guess I figured the

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does not currently support on its own (it displays just the Perso-Arabic characters/text). The Nastaliq style is the conventional writing style used in Urdu newspapers, media, books, poetry, literature, calligraphy, and everyday language, so it would be good if Knowledge (XXG) could incorporate it

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Since they are used for html browsers, then continue using them would not be helpful and since deleting one of them failed at TfD, then it is safe to assume that the others won't be deleted. That leaves us with option #3 which is to deprecate their use and leave some kind of error message. I agree

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The ones absorbed into common English use, no (technically; for example, "et al" is not italicized), though if it's already in a block of other-language text I don't think anyone should/will go out of their way to unitalizice the text for some rule like that. But maybe that is just the particular

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Urdu is mostly written in Nastaliq, however because of less recognition outside the same Naskh script used for Arabic mostly was used to render Urdu as well. As of now Nastaliq is being used in digital space and it would be better to use Nastaliq instead of Naskh for Urdu all over the Knowledge

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In cases i and ii, all of the versions look similar but none of them look exactly as Nastaliq text should. So, I'm going to rule that out as a general issue, as that's just how Urdu text seems to be rendered there. In case iii, all of the markups result in proper Nastaliq text with very minute

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I have little knowledge of the technical limitations regarding this, but it would be a very useful feature to add if possible. While Nastaliq is not necessarily compulsory, it is very commonly used on Knowledge (XXG) across most articles with Urdu text, as the "real" Urdu is always rendered in

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Note that the IANA database for BCP 47 subtags prefers registering 2-letter ISO 639-1 codes to the 3-letter ISO 639 in many cases, but the ISO 639-1 standard is broken in many cases, not stable. Still the ISO 639-3 standard fixed that for ISO 639-1 (also foir ISO 639-2) for some codes, by

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a de-disambiguated language name can only refer to one language tag so in the above case, would be wrong for two of the languages. There are base language tags that refer to a language name without disambiguator and other tags that refer to the same base language name with disambiguator:

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Your later example is a reasonable one, and if that's a use-case we should provide for (where the whole text is in another language, but only one word should link to wiktionary), then the solution is simple: Overturn the TfD, and go through hundreds of articles to make sure

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1. Continue using them if there are contexts in which the most appropriate label is the language name associated with the former code. In such cases, the visible output of the template should be no different from other templates: for example, it shouldn't append

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so many of the functions Module:Language duplicated are now instead used via Module:Lang, including handling of the language tags. It should be almost complete (I think one of the last issues is to add the private-use language tags to the lang/data module).

1147:, but it's displaying in something else that gives me tofu text. I get the problem using chrome on windows, a very common setup, so it's probably not just me. And if it requires the reader to change settings there should be a note to explain how maybe? 4631:

is tied to the data set and how we search for tag matches. What we really need to do is simplify the data set. Above, I showed that all of the standard ISO 639 language codes that we need are already in the IANA data. We have two 'override' modules:

5674:(moments later...) I think I got it sorted at the old category level and at the article level, but the newish "in XXXic languages" categories are in need of some improvement. They all fail to show a description, and show an obscure error message. – 7573:, but that's not the only Mongolian font that causes trouble. There are also plenty of downlod links on that page. I also recommend you save the currently installed font(s) to disk and uninstall them, so your browser won't use them any longer. 6375:) is the correct way to markup Urdu text so that browsers select a Nastaliq font. To my untrained eye on my browser, doing that changes the rendering but since I don't read Urdu, I cannot say if the browser is doing the correct thing or not: 1628:

Specialized styling support created as a result of the above-mentioned discussions should allow these to be converted. I suspect that the best mechanism for those that can be converted is to create private-use-tag versions of these templates

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uses the reverse-look-up data created by Module:Lang/name to tag to fetch the tag associated with a language name. When creating the reverse-look-up tables, Module:Lang/name to tag creates both disambiguated and de-disambiguated entries:

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recommends the use of thin spaces where "... the awkwardness of the abbreviation ... can be reduced by replacing the full-width spaces with thin-space characters." That is, to better group the letters into a unit in the example there.

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Umm, if you reread this discussion you will see that the test change that I wrote was rejected by one editor and the proposer declared it ineffectual. So I reverted those changes in the sandbox. The next day, proposer reopened this

4192:. While it doesn't presently support deprecated codes, there is no reason why it cannot. Given this, as a viable alternative, I am going to remove deprecated code support from Module:lang/sandbox. and add it to Module:ISO 639 name. 5255:

I'm not going to insert myself into that argument. Linguists and editors who are deeply immersed in languages apparently can discern subtleties between 'integer' codes that are lost on me. The ISO 639 codes have assigned names so

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Unfortunately Mediawiki is still not confiming to BCP47 and does not implement fallbacks and code aliases as it should (its fallback lists are defective, you cannot just use them and need to add a module to properly extend it; the

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1. Because I think it's better for templates and articles to link directly to the main links, where the article's or template's main content is, rather than to their redirects or even disambiguation pages (formerly in the case of

1489:; the template labels this text 'Greek' but the documentation implies that this template is to be used with Ancient Greek text so perhaps the labeling is incorrect; this is another case where private use tags may be useful: 2753:. The subtag-registry file excludes three-character language codes (ISO 639-2, -3, -5) that are synonyms of the two-character ISO 639-1 language codes. The subtag-registry file also excludes the deprecated ISO 639-3 code 6997:

Why should one run of Latin text not be enclosed in just one HTML tag with lang attribute? The equivalent of your code with italics syntax instead of language tagging and a plain link instead of a Wiktionary link would be

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recognizes the use, giving SI units and values as an example: "depending on the language- and typographic-specific rules, which sometimes require a non-breaking thin space instead (half of a normal space)." Finally, both

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But actually the solution is technically not correct, though I'm not sure how often it matters. It only works when the outer and inner text is the same. But say you want to link a single word in a language-tagged text:

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to use only the language data from ~/iana languages and from ~/data. Some of the overrides in ~/wp languages are valid so I have added those data into ~/data. Here is a list of those data that were not added:

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But I still prefer a narrower character as I've suggested above. There appears to be a lot of space particularly because there is a single-quotation mark after the space, in addition to the full stop before it

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It doesn't exist today, but I've been thinking it maybe should (to fix an issue I've observed with the citation modules). Still, lang related styling can get around that by presence of the lang tag probably...

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a more substantive reason for your request than what appears to be personal preference? Are there technical or reader-facing issues that will be resolved were we to somehow code-around the use of redirects?

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3. Deprecate their use, but leave behind a template that outputs an error message along with suggestions for correct templates that can be used instead. That's currently done, in a somewhat crude way, by

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Here is your second list rewritten as the various template calls. Rephrasing my second question: Do any of the language labels rendered by the templates in this list, link to some place that they should

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IANA disagree. Because the purpose of these templates is to render correct html, they disallow certain language code / script pairs as the subtag registry directs. Here is the entry for subtag

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That sounds good, you don't need to convince me of that. I'd like for us to eventually be able to reduce the amount of modules that have an override for ISO languages and make it much clearer. --

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My browser and OS (Chrome latest, win10), no matter how close I zoom in, there is no difference among the above examples. Here are the same examples with the various spaces moved outside the

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is an ISO 639-2B language tag that is not supported by IANA (where there is a synonymous ISO 639-1 language tag, IANA uses that so these templates use the shorter form). Similarly subtag

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should not. This is an uncommon case, but in general it's the inner template that should turn off its language tagging. When the text in the outer template and inner template is the same (

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there are occasions when it is not possible to create both disambiguated and de-disambiguated entries because multiple language codes refer to language names using the same base name:

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There are a number of ISO 639 language names that have parenthetical disambiguators. In normal use, Module:Lang discards the disambiguator when creating a language-link label (the

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The error happens because the module can't find the corresponding code for "traditional chinese". As I understand it the solution would be to add an entry in the override table in

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example is malformed; Cyrlic script cannot be a romanization so 'transliteration' is more appropriate for correctly formed templates (a 'Cryillicazation' of Latin-script text ...)

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Because we can legitimately support a subset of the deprecated ISO 639 codes, I have tweaked the sandbox to do so. The most common deprecated codes used at en.wiki appear to be

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more generally. If you have issues with MediaWiki, Meta, or any other entity, it would be best if you took up those issues with those entities at their appropriate talk pages.

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word could also be italicized in a German text such that it should be un-italicized in an italicized quotation. (Say a German text on historical phonology is comparing the

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and the reasons for denying the request seem to have been exhausted. Urdu language is normally always written in Nastaliq and users on Knowledge (XXG) have to manually add

5047:, the people who speak Inuvialuktun. The template needs changing to show Inuvialuktun to the reader. By the way Inuvialuk language is a phrase made up for Knowledge (XXG). 1485:– appears to be a sort of catch-all for 'hard to define' Greek text or for Greek text that doesn't have a specific IANA/ISO 639 language code; internally the template uses 7539: 9367:

If being closest to thin space is the goal, then I recommend the CSS code. I suppose that would be consistent across devices as well, avoiding the rendering differences.

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Okay, thanks for confirming the situation. I admit the above is quite confusing for those unfamiliar. I have disabled the request, as more discussion is needed. — Martin

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The changes to both the templates {{Lang|ur|...}} and {{Lang-ur|...}} should be applied, as an example, to reflect this markup per example #4 in the first comment below:

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after the language name, as the sandbox version currently does, because the name is not deprecated, it's the code that's deprecated and that only matters under the hood.

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I find the consistency with c. and fl. a persuasive argument. Circa has used thinsp since 2009, AFAICT. I have no objection to extending that usage to this template. –

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code. It does not entail that this same code will be passed on as a lang attribute. A lang attribute can use the nearest superordinate code available: for example, if

6218:. One drawback of a font list is that browsers will always select the first one listed that is available, even if that is a bad choice. For example, my system uses 4701:

is created, then the label may use the language name associated with the former ISO code, but format the string itself with {{lang|phr|...}} using the code that

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is applied by another template.) Perhaps this could be fixed by using a parameter that tells the module to skip the check and apply language tagging anyway. —

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do you have any comments on the technical implementation? Just trying to push this towards a resolution because the request has been open a long time — Martin

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for the stated reasons. Here is the reorganized and updated list more-or-less grouped according the reason they were not included in the original conversion:

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as 'Songhai languages', a collective of individual languages; special handling in Module:lang is required for collections – no article transclusions; delete?

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as 'Romance languages', a collective of individual languages; special handling in Module:lang is required for collections – no article transclusions; delete?

7196:. When the work title contains something typically italicized (such as the name of a species or a ship), as an editor you are expected to do something like 6945:

I'm sure I could wrangle some ACCESS/MOS folks to comment... but yeah, on a "list of problems" this seems pretty far down the priority list (and if someone

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is only ever used outside of it. That appears to have been the point of the two different templates, although they have since been used interchangeably. –

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though it isn't clear to me what that messaging should look like. In the examples, the text string '(deprecated)' is made part of the language prefix for

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Though included in your second list, this one is a member of the set-of-language-article-names-ending-in-'language' so is not included in the list above:

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for "Arabic (Nastaliq variant)" rather than to pass them a list of fonts. That is to say, if we choose to prescribe a script type at all we should use

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in High German and Low German words.) So in theory a nested language tag, in any Latin-script language, could go either way as to un-italicization. —

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I agree that these templates should not link to disambiguation pages. If you know of any that do, please report them here so that they can be fixed.

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as 'Sorbian languages', a collective of individual languages; special handling in Module:lang is required for collections – 8 article transclusions

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On my screen, the full-size spaces look bigger than the narrow/thin spaces. The CSS is just slightly narrower. I prefer the thin space options. –

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has at least three writing systems (Latin and Arabic in wide use, and Thai script in Thailand). This should also affect the three-letter codes

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script for the purpose of composing the tooltip (just like a language code indicates source), and is not used to add an HTML language tag like

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attributes, but that's inefficient and best avoided. (This could be done in a subst phase, but that's tedious and wouldn't work in cases where

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It has a error message Error: traditional Chinese is not a valid ISO 639 or IETF language name. Please see Template talk:Lang for assistance.

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has support for IPA rendering plus transliteration none of which is documented and may only be used in a very few articles – 197 transclusions

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would be styled like normal text. An inverse of the comment you made above regarding splitting the text for a Wikisource link, as it were. --

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tags have no effect on some spacing characters including thin space so let it remain inside. No reason to put the thin space outside them.

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Do we even have templates usable for transliteration into anything other than Latin script, i.e., Arabification, Cyrillization, etcetera? —

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HTML has no issue with content with a lang having a sub-element with its own lang, much less if that inner lang is the same as the outer.

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Because html constrains language code use to those codes specified in the language-subtag-registry file and proper html is the purpose of

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names associated with collective codes include the word 'languages'; presumably in ~/WP languages to return only the language name portion

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I'm sure that you are correct that there is a general agreement that Urdu is supposed to be rendered with a Nastaliq font. How to make

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The font settings for the Meitei script (mni) need updating. I've noticed a bug with displaying the script. On both en.wikipedia and on

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is used with script-only tags. If we are writing about nonlinguistic content, why do we need to wrap that content in a template? The

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is to create proper html for browsers and screen readers. These user agents expect html that uses language codes defined in the IANA

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you mean templates that would use the deprecated codes to create underlying html, such templates should not continue to be used as

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or some such standardized tag), replace transclusions in article space, and then update the replaced templates to use Module:lang (

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templates that I listed above and more; they correctly link to their respective articles but via their redirects, and not directly?

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IANA get their data from the ISO 639 custodians. Module:Lang gets its data from the IANA subtag-registry file. Here is the IANA

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I wonder if it wouldn't be better to submit a task upstream if in all cases the particular font family shouldn't be preferred. --

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should report those names or the en.wiki-preferred synonymous names. Certainly Module:Lang should not point to someplace else.

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To me, 3 and 4 above look the same but that's with this browser and a complete ignorance of how Nastaliq is supposed to look.

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Since some sort of error messaging is apparently required for deprecated ISO 639 codes, what should that messaging look like?

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you mean 'deprecated ISO 639 codes', we cannot expect browser or other user agents to recognize the deprecated codes. If by

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as 'Salishan languages', a collective of individual languages; special handling in Module:lang is required for collections –

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now: is there a template or module that can translate "When the script is Xxxx, most common lang is yy; so use {{lang|yy}}".

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expect them to see. Besides new Nastaliq fonts keep being released, and I don't think it is possible to keep track of them.

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as 'Prakrit languages', a collective of individual languages; special handling in Module:lang is required for collections –

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recently went through TFD with the intention to merge the latter into the former. The overarching problem, though, is that

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every time, causing a bit of an overlinking issue. It would be nice to have a link=no parameter so I could turn that off. ♠

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as 'Slavic languages', a collective of individual languages; special handling in Module:lang is required for collections –

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Type: language Subtag: ms Description: Malay (macrolanguage) Added: 2005-10-16 Suppress-Script: Latn Scope: macrolanguage

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add the lang= tag if the value being passed to it already has one. Neither of us are sure how to do that (or even if we

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The last needs a hyphen, to make it read as a compound adjective plus noun: “Ukrainian-language text.” Right now it is

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templates. I anticipate adding category support for these templates when deprecated ISO 639 language codes are used.

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Example 1: the lang-xx templates should add the “XX-language text” tooltip when the label is hidden, for consistency.

7883:. I believe it makes everything easier to read and harder to break by mis-concatenating a string. The new version is 7753:; there are ~200 script codes). A script can be used in many languages. I want to use that known script code to add 5399: 4782: 4142: 4125: 2750: 1385: 7823:

where the script supplied is the presumed script for that language. Which is what DePiep is basically asking for. --

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1531 transclusions – private-use tags have been created; templates for the private-use tags have also been created:

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Because ~/iana languages already has the ISO 639-3 data and because of the flaws in ~/wp languages, I have changed

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Still, why do we need this template for nonlinguistic content? If we are to keep it, I agree that something like

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templates because they will not produce valid html. The templates should be recreated with a name not related to

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that makes the text smaller. However, like LiliCharlie, it does make me question the purpose of this template.

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and fail to apply tagging. The module could do more complex analysis of the start and ends of tags containing

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It looks like this change has been implemented, but there is a minor bug when some wikilinks are used in the

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script tag, the module version does more-or-less what the wikitext version did except that it also creates a

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is an ISO 639-2T language tag that has an ISO 639-1 synonym so is not supported by IANA and these templates.

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Deprecated ISO 639 code support removed from the sandbox and live module updated to reflect other changes.

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these ~/wp languages names were (presumably) included to override synonymous ISO 639-2, -3 code/name mapping

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Documentation can almost always be improved. If you can improve this template's documentation, please do.

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Is there a way to have a parameter that turns off the link to the language's article? For example, I use

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Can someone add a parameter for languages that don't have the word 'language' in their article name like

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differences. Case iv is the deciding factor for me, where markup 1 and 2 look like monospaced fonts or

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Maybe you only need to install another font, one that is capable of vertical display. See the note on

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abandons use of variant tag descriptions when creating language labels, tool tips and category names:

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Is there a MOS section or other guideline that advises the use of thin spaces in cases like this? –

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How do I properly use Lang in an article when I want to transliterate two languages? See my hacks in

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templates is to create properly formed html markup for non-English text in Knowledge (XXG) articles.

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pass-through. I'm a bit wary of editing hi-vis templates like that, and I don't want to mess it up. ♠

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Safer if someone familiar with the code attempts this, but I’d be willing to give it a shot myself.

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supported by web browsers? If not, what is the difference between the deprecated codes and these? --

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Module:Lang automatically promotes synonymous ISO 639-2, -3, -5 codes to equivalent ISO 639-1 codes

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finds 83 instances of the template that use this functionality; not sure what to do with this one –

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and I have been discussing this, and we think the only way to fix the issue is to have Module:Lang

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There are three things people might want to do with lang-xxx templates that use deprecated codes:

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that is used for Arabic etc., whereas markup 3 is the only one which looks like proper Nastaliq.

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We can, if required, create private use IETF tags for those that can't be handled in another way.

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templates) and retains the disambiguators for tool-tips and category names. The module function

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tag that applies special fonts and sizing; does not provide labeling in the manner of most other

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so has a tool tip: 'Ukrainian language text' but needs a hyphen. I can attend to that tomorrow.

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will result in Latin words getting italicized, but isn't that what the MOS recommends anyway? –

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The special handling mentioned for these templates has been added so these should be converted

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Template talk:Lang § bugfix request: problem displaying Meitei script (mni) in Chrome on Windows

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Looks good. Can you give me the source of the ones lang uses so I can create the /testcases? --

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The special handling mentioned for these templates has been added. These have been converted:

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There is an error in the documentation. Near the end of the "Applying styles" section it shows

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Also also odd that 1 and 2 are “romanization” but 3 “transliteration.” They are all the same (

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please do not reopen until there is consensus on a particular way of achieving this — Martin

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refines explicitly cited English-language category naming to use names from the override data

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Alternately, if we aren't concerned about the duplicate nested tags, we could just redirect

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that this template/module somehow needs a wee adjustment as a result of one or more CFDs. –

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to be done is to settle on the standardized private use tag name and create the appropriate

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Latin. And it has Latin words that are italicized in the original (or, if the German is in

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language you picked as an example. ;) No, I don't see issue now with simply redirecting. --

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these ~/wp languages names were (presumably) included to quash parenthetical disambiguators

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The module already has an option to handle italics (wasn't added by me), at lines 152-153:

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Number three is essentially what I initially suggested – including the font styling from

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attribute for whatever that is worth. I suppose that we could have the module create a

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presents, but that looks like a non-issue if all it does is match its parent content. --

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to apply language-code-specific css to the text rendered by the module. I have tweaked

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I am having second thoughts about this whole idea of deprecated ISO 639 code support in

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https://en.wikipedia.org/Category:Articles_containing_traditional_Chinese-language_text

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version of a language that is usually/natively written in a different script. That is,

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I don't know if this helps, but: The ISO 639-3 standard, which can be downloaded from

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templates for the languages you name that do not link to the correct en.wiki article?

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templates for the languages you name that do not link to the correct en.wiki article?

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Regarding the initial comment. I've been working the past few weeks on streamlining

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will disable italics. But it's probably better to use the same parameter syntax as

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Live modules updated to accept the IANA-known deprecated ISO 639 language subtags.

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one of two Ligurian languages officially 'Ligurian' but the en.wiki article is at

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Sticking to the basic point of the edit request: replace the space with a simple

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Compound adjectives need hyphens. The module’s output is inconsistent. Examples:

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could you action it because you seem familiar with the template? Thanks — Martin

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If you disagree with IANA's determination, the place to discuss that is at IANA.

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Lang templates in opening paragraph when multiple languages need transliteration

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that Module:ISO 639 name could use them, as they might have valid uses there. --

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Module:Lang/name to tag is rewritten to abandon use of Module:Language/name/data

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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is an enhanced version of the original wikisource template in that it adds the

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It might be nice to have a preview notice and/or tracking category for uses of

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I don't know what the discussion is really about, but there is an implication

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Template talk:Lang § most lang-?? templates switched to the module (revisited)

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Having compared the results on different screens I’ve decided: We should use

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P.S.: The clean way to tell browsers to select a Nastaliq font is to use the

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with the name Inuvialuk was copied from Module:Language/data/wp languages to

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removes overrides applied to override the overrides applied in ~/wp languages

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with that, no need to edit a protected template with all that that entails...

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Lua error: bad argument #2 to 'params' (string or number expected, got nil).

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And 1 lacks a tooltip but 4 has one, when they are functionally the same. —

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font size is set to 110% in the fourth example to make up for something in

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uses Inuinnaqtun from the IANA registry data when creating the link-label:

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bugfix request: problem displaying Meitei script (mni) in Chrome on Windows

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I have reinserted the thinsp without attempting to modify the wrapping. –

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Without objection, I shall update the live modules to make these changes.

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attributes and italicizes non-English romanizations. When given just an

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templates using deprecated codes will emit a hidden maintenance message,

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I think I'll do that ... after I remove the support for deprecated codes.

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attribute. The recreated templates replace transclusions of the invalid

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The bug might be related to the changes between sandbox and live maybe?

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Template talk:Lang-he-n § Correct markup for Niqud with transliteration?

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Template talk:Lang-he-n § Correct markup for Niqud with transliteration?

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which explicitly stipulates that the "Suppress-Script" code for subtag

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is a romanization so has a tool tip: 'Ukrainian-language romanization'

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do that is the question. If my earlier test wasn't correct and using

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by default, but the above CSS code prevents my browser from selecting

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has multiple names and is also known as "Western Canadian Inuktitut".

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these ~/wp languages names are identical to the iana names; redundant

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result in wider but same amount of spacing whether within or outside

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Here are some examples using the markup from this template instance:

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reference at the Inuvialuktun article may be incorrect. Regardless,

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Anyway, I'm sorry for not answering your two questions initially? --

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parameter. The closing span tag is put in the wrong place. Example:

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detect Latin script text that is exempted from typo correction, as

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I am not at all sure that I understand your first sentence. Which

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Perhaps I can, but you haven't answered the two questions I posed:

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said above. Nastaliq is something we find convenient as well. ─

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use thin spaces in situations much similar to what we have here.

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templates; a non-English label seems inappropriate at en.wiki. –

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but the page can only be edited by admins and template editors.

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do it), hence this post. Any and all help would be appreciated.

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doesn't. The issue comes up when either template is placed in a

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and only breaks some tests due to the order of the attributes.

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Module:Lang handles parenthetical disambiguators automatically

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font-family:'Noto Sans Meetei Mayek','Nirmala UI','Noto Sans';

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isn't correct then if there is a way, I don't know what it is.

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Of these I guess only #1 is really relevant for the set-up of

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I think that some sort of error messaging is required per the

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is the lua function in Module:Lang that would be called where

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Category:Articles containing simplified Chinese-language text

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was changed from Inuktitut to Inuinnaqtun February 2012; see

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These miscellaneous templates have been resolved or deleted:

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can be recreated under a non-lang associated name and their

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Example 2 is not malformed. The script code indicates the

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does not have a tool tip because because it has a link to

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At ISO 639-3 custodian, the language name associated with

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Category:Lang and lang-xx using deprecated ISO 639-1 codes

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So I misspoke (no!, really?) Yeah, really. I wrote that

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Interlingua (International Auxiliary Language Association)

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Transliterations and other rendering not standard to the

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most lang-?? templates switched to the module (revisited)

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In a discussion above, I described a method that allows

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A few "collective" categories not populating correctly?

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The source of the code / name association is not known.

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has the same problem so probably add another one with

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that uses Script/styles_coptic.css. Consider solved. -

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and copy what we need from ~/wp languages into ~/data.

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to match the name of the function that uses the data)

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Editors are requested to say whether and why do they

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so has a tool tip: 'Ukrainian-language romanization'

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I give up. Closing the request (again) ... — Martin

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Google Chrome browser on a laptop running Windows 10

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https://iso639-3.sil.org/code_tables/download_tables

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uses language code data from four distinct sources:

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diacritical marks; not sure what to with this one –

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See 1137:. I have fonts installed that contain the script: 8431:I do not know of any transcription templates for 7737:In overview. In a template, I have (I know) the 5520:I am at a loss to understand how this relates to 4293:Category:Lang-x templates with other than ISO 639 3669:Module:Lang handles most IETF tags automatically 2264:– has support for automatic transliteration when 7613:(a superset). This would not affect the subset 6363:Above it is suggested that the inclusion of the 4725:now supports deprecated ISO 639 language codes: 1730:Error: {{Lang}}: unrecognized private tag: niq ( 8271: 8194: 8002: 7200:. However, this formulation produces HTML like 4291:Somewhat related to this, are the templates in 3690:It is my intention to update the live modules: 2482:has support for automatic transliteration when 595:for languages whose article names don't end in 7455:to get the Chinese transliteration to appear. 7116:tags, but that's not compelling reasoning.) — 6332:There seems to be consensus for this request. 5316:, consists of four files. According to those, 4848: 4145:(all synonymous with ISO 639-2T and ISO 639-1) 3753:Module:Lang/name to tag is rewritten because: 1005: 9255:give the exact same result within or outside 6299:somehow for the benefit of its Urdu readers. 6170:(Arabic script), but it can also be used for 3991:to add support for deprecated ISO 639 codes: 3709:{{lang|fn=category_from_tag|ja-latn-hepburn}} 8: 7778:, now in redevelopment/reconstruction, uses 7757:, as a wrapper, so as to help all browsers. 7032:The larger question is the italics one that 6973:{{lang|la|Hic est}} {{wikt-lang|la|verbum}}. 6969:{{lang|la|Hic est {{wikt-lang|la|verbum}}.}} 6803:{{lang|la|Hic est {{wikt-lang|la|verbum}}.}} 6763:attribute) and apply tagging, but the outer 5214:should be that article, not to Inuvialuktun. 3940:The peculiar error messaging occurs because 2771:– derived from the IANA subtag-registry file 1705: 1266: 1217: 9299:Unicode narrow no-break space to the above. 5688:The language categories should be fixed. -- 5557:What is the templaet or module that does: 5382:, so this should probably be consistent. -- 5051:pinging you as you seem to be active here. 4960:Module:Language/data/iana languages/sandbox 4884:{{lang/sandbox|fn=tag_from_name|Moldavian}} 2486:, mechanism is different from that used in 8477: 7485:. To get round that, you can write this: 6755:, the module could check for specifically 6473:Google Chrome browser on an Android device 6416:{{lang-ur|{{Nastaliq|آزاد جموں و کشمیر}}}} 6101:{{lang-ur|{{Nastaliq|آزاد جموں و کشمیر}}}} 5961:{{lang-ur|{{Nastaliq|آزاد جموں و کشمیر}}}} 2004:) which is inconsistent with the style of 1845:tags with several fonts – 11 transclusions 1274: 8572:) with more-or-less appropriate wikitext. 8102:{{lang-uk|Українська|translit=Ukrainska}} 7360:? Then code like this would be possible: 6671:puts a lang= tag around the entry, while 6401:{{lang-ur|آزاد جموں و کشمیر|script=Aran}} 5078:https://iso639-3.sil.org/request/2011-168 4277:They meaning the deprecated templates. -- 3699:abandons use of Module:Language/name/data 2599:. So, you can edit that template to add 8637:or non-breaking space following "lit." ( 7534:Mongolian Unicode on iOS 14.2 and Safari 6396: 5029:. However, the reader is presented with 4878:{{lang/sandbox|fn=category_from_tag|mo}} 3020:Module:Lang handles these automatically 2807: 1149: 1028:Sorry, I accidentally forgot to correct 9277:How are you going to prevent wrapping? 7928:{{lang-uk|Українська|transl=Ukrainska}} 7625:, written only in the Latin alphabet). 7569:version 1 (later versions are okay) at 6294:Nastaliq font right to left, which the 6150:can also be applied to a user-friendly 5417:Description: Western Canadian Inuktitut 4770:deprecated ISO 639 language codes (v.2) 4128:. That file has (as of this writing): 4064:2. Deprecate their use and delete them. 4028:templates and part of the tool-tip for 9510: 9220:Again, for me, no visible differences. 8908:(template output as currently written) 8638: 8433:Arabification, Cyrillization, etcetera 8432: 8419: 8139: 7909:Consistent hyphenation in tooltip text 7787: 7543:some browser extensions or something. 7482: 7420: 7416: 7412: 7408: 7197: 6479:Safari browser on an iOS mobile device 6427: 6372: 4775: 4628: 4385:not a valid IETF extlang; inside uses 4233: 4229: 4225: 3972:was not migrated as most of the other 2666: 2637: 2620: 2600: 1726:{{lang/sandbox|he-x-niq|אֵם קְרִיאָה}} 614: 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 8071:), so why are the labels different? — 7242:, when the appropriate HTML would be 6081:{{lang-ur/sandbox|آزاد جموں و کشمیر}} 5830:should do the job. It was previously 5265:I have disabled the override so that 5085:with the name Inuvialuk was added to 4517:– can be converted to use Module:lang 2516:In the above list, those marked with 2407:– converted as naz → Coatepec Nahuatl 2354:Templates with language code issues: 7: 7427:so it will be easier for editors. -- 6105:]: 6085:]: 5828:{{lang-ur|text}} or {{lang|ur|text}} 5561:{{some template | lang=fr}} → French 5193:should not associate Inuvialuk with 4888:Error: language: Moldavian not found 4872:{{lang/sandbox|fn=name_from_tag|mo}} 3999: 2381:which does not exist in ISO 639-1 – 1052:) before, and as for your questions: 315:, whose article names do not end in 9488: 9271: 9257: 9053: 8690:template. The current code renders 7571:Help:Multilingual support#Mongolian 7481:and that template does not support 6975:, which then makes it a non-issue. 6822:{{lang|la|{{wikt-lang|la|verbum}}}} 6409: 6094: 6076: 6063: 5954: 5335:("Eastern Canadian Inuktitut") and 4829:); all are in the subtag registry. 2769:Module:Language/data/iana languages 2405:– no article transclusions; delete? 1992: 1953: 1930: 1899: 1868: 1841: 1810: 1779: 968: 890: 8560:Non-English-language text category 7362:{{wikt-lang|fr|bonjour|italic=no}} 7198:|title=Part A ''Ship Name'' Part B 6971:as a valid use-case. It should be 6759:in the text (rather than just any 6133:I am not sure if this is what the 6040:to include the fonts specified in 5341:iso-639-3_Name_Index_202000515.tab 5206:. For me, the correct target for 3732:adds override data described above 3310:Middle High German (ca. 1050-1500) 319:, or failing that, templates like 24: 8556:I have replace the inappropriate 8041:, and doesn’t really make sense. 5087:Module:Language/data/wp languages 4634:Module:Language/data/wp languages 3894:deprecated ISO 639 language codes 2810:Module:Language/data/wp languages 2781:Module:Language/data/wp languages 299:template to produce the sequence 8664: 8600: 7000:''before link ''<nowiki/: --> 6638:Wikt-lang, wt, and language tags 5881: 5761: 5234:I had forgotten about that. See 4188:There is no such constraint for 2517: 2410: 2104: 2063: 2022: 1208: 1201: 1194: 1187: 110: 29: 8593:Type of space used after "lit." 8422:might be a better choice for a 8030:Cyrillic-script transliteration 8027:Ukrainian-language romanization 8024:Ukrainian-language romanization 6993:) 06:53, December 1, 2020 (UTC) 6705:for a breakdown of the issues. 6388:آزاد جموں و کشمیر</span: --> 6107:آزاد جموں و کشمیر</span: --> 6086:آزاد جموں و کشمیر</span: --> 5328:"Inuktitut" that comprises the 4905:is not in the subtag registry. 4309:Some might be converted to use 4244:. Recreated templates can use 3918:code. As it currently exists, 307:in the cases of languages like 8564:(because these categories are 6557:Module:Lang/sandbox/styles.css 6511:11:16, 22 September 2020 (UTC) 6460:09:32, 14 September 2020 (UTC) 6443:13:34, 11 September 2020 (UTC) 6353:12:52, 11 September 2020 (UTC) 6056:آزاد جموں و کشمیر ← plain text 6048:. I took these examples from 6038:Module:Lang/sandbox/styles.css 5754:Urdu-Nastaliq proposed changes 5227:22:41, 30 September 2020 (UTC) 5064:20:35, 30 September 2020 (UTC) 4764:14:52, 19 September 2020 (UTC) 4713:13:31, 19 September 2020 (UTC) 4676:16:41, 18 September 2020 (UTC) 4662:16:32, 18 September 2020 (UTC) 4627:Fixed that. The problem with 4623:15:23, 18 September 2020 (UTC) 4605:15:06, 18 September 2020 (UTC) 4305:13:38, 18 September 2020 (UTC) 4287:13:36, 18 September 2020 (UTC) 4273:13:33, 18 September 2020 (UTC) 4220:12:28, 18 September 2020 (UTC) 4205:22:23, 17 September 2020 (UTC) 4152:except ISO 639-1 synonyms and 4098:17:25, 17 September 2020 (UTC) 4048:13:20, 17 September 2020 (UTC) 3888:13:10, 25 September 2020 (UTC) 3475:Old Persian (ca. 600-400 B.C.) 3325:Old High German (ca. 750-1050) 2775:Module:Language/data/ISO 639-3 2709:10:17, 12 September 2020 (UTC) 2682:That's why I suggested using: 2678:04:40, 12 September 2020 (UTC) 1996:tags with several fonts; uses 1467:that were not switched to use 1283:{{lang-mni/sandbox|ꯏꯟꯗꯤꯌꯥ}} → 1265:{{lang/sandbox|mni|ꯏꯟꯗꯤꯌꯥ}} → 1143:and the Microsoft font family 1: 9195:Unicode narrow no-break space 9027:Unicode narrow no-break space 8731:meta:Help:Newlines and spaces 8694:'translation' 7728:01:36, 26 December 2020 (UTC) 7685:12:02, 14 December 2020 (UTC) 7642:05:39, 14 December 2020 (UTC) 7626: 7591:17:32, 13 December 2020 (UTC) 7553:15:45, 13 December 2020 (UTC) 6963:23:58, 30 November 2020 (UTC) 6941:23:47, 30 November 2020 (UTC) 6900:23:44, 30 November 2020 (UTC) 6885:23:42, 30 November 2020 (UTC) 6833:22:32, 30 November 2020 (UTC) 6796:21:56, 30 November 2020 (UTC) 6729:21:09, 30 November 2020 (UTC) 6589:12:22, 19 November 2020 (UTC) 6572:11:33, 18 November 2020 (UTC) 6543:08:45, 18 November 2020 (UTC) 6328:19:10, 5 September 2020 (UTC) 6068:{{lang-ur|آزاد جموں و کشمیر}} 6021:the changes proposed above: 6003:12:22, 19 November 2020 (UTC) 5824:{{lang-ur|{{Nastaliq|text}}}} 5435:in the subtag-registry file): 5163:– ISO 639-3 name: Inuinnaqtun 4783:language-subtag-registry file 4729:{{ISO 639 name|eml|link=yes}} 4126:language-subtag-registry file 3370:Konkani (individual language) 3280:Middle French (ca. 1400-1600) 2751:language-subtag-registry file 2657:23:02, 1 September 2020 (UTC) 2575:22:40, 1 September 2020 (UTC) 2425:– purportedly to be used for 2002:History of writing in Vietnam 1617:should be created to replace 1386:IANA Language Subtag Registry 9155:Unicode thin space character 8987:Unicode thin space character 8888:and the examples:&#8239 8448:00:18, 22 January 2021 (UTC) 8356:16:03, 21 January 2021 (UTC) 8237:13:42, 21 January 2021 (UTC) 8220:02:08, 21 January 2021 (UTC) 8097:01:21, 21 January 2021 (UTC) 8082:01:16, 21 January 2021 (UTC) 8058:01:14, 21 January 2021 (UTC) 8020:The tooltips displayed are: 7904:00:49, 21 January 2021 (UTC) 7863:14:23, 16 January 2021 (UTC) 7833:19:04, 15 January 2021 (UTC) 7808:00:54, 15 January 2021 (UTC) 7528:16:38, 8 December 2020 (UTC) 7465:16:28, 8 December 2020 (UTC) 7437:15:59, 1 December 2020 (UTC) 7381:14:42, 1 December 2020 (UTC) 7344:14:29, 1 December 2020 (UTC) 7330:12:53, 1 December 2020 (UTC) 7295:21:30, 2 December 2020 (UTC) 7166:08:17, 1 December 2020 (UTC) 7140:05:36, 1 December 2020 (UTC) 7125:04:00, 1 December 2020 (UTC) 7111:03:50, 1 December 2020 (UTC) 7096:01:37, 1 December 2020 (UTC) 7052:00:28, 1 December 2020 (UTC) 7013:20:27, 2 December 2020 (UTC) 5977:11:32, 3 November 2020 (UTC) 5748:14:39, 9 November 2020 (UTC) 5733:14:33, 9 November 2020 (UTC) 5698:08:07, 3 November 2020 (UTC) 5684:04:23, 3 November 2020 (UTC) 5669:04:06, 3 November 2020 (UTC) 5643:20:04, 28 October 2020 (UTC) 5629:19:51, 28 October 2020 (UTC) 5575:19:11, 28 October 2020 (UTC) 5043:) which is the singular for 2644:converted to use the module. 8623:to reactivate your request. 8611:has been answered. Set the 8278: 8160: 8120: 8067:and also more specifically 7967: 7949: 7873:I made some changes to the 7733:lang code from script code? 7609:(which is synonymous), and 7597:ms-Latn should be supported 7508: 6632:13:13, 3 October 2020 (UTC) 6618:12:28, 3 October 2020 (UTC) 6315:02:17, 25 August 2020 (UTC) 6280:04:35, 25 August 2020 (UTC) 6245:05:15, 25 August 2020 (UTC) 6196:01:22, 25 August 2020 (UTC) 6162:does not necessarily imply 6126:00:42, 25 August 2020 (UTC) 5941:12:05, 31 August 2020 (UTC) 5917:14:06, 24 August 2020 (UTC) 5876:13:55, 24 August 2020 (UTC) 5784:to reactivate your request. 5772:has been answered. Set the 5738:Thanks, looking into it. -- 5633:Thankss! (as in: plural). - 5545:21:44, 6 October 2020 (UTC) 5516:00:32, 6 October 2020 (UTC) 5490:18:44, 1 October 2020 (UTC) 5466:10:35, 1 October 2020 (UTC) 5392:10:02, 1 October 2020 (UTC) 5365:09:41, 1 October 2020 (UTC) 5330:individual living languages 5303:10:35, 1 October 2020 (UTC) 5251:01:30, 1 October 2020 (UTC) 5236:Talk:Inuvialuktun#ISO codes 5180:– ISO 639-3 name: Inuktitut 5151:– ISO 639-2 name: Inuktitut 5137:– ISO 639-1 name: Inuktitut 5001:14:15, 3 October 2020 (UTC) 4982:20:46, 1 October 2020 (UTC) 4955:20:15, 1 October 2020 (UTC) 4940:19:53, 1 October 2020 (UTC) 4923:, and will categorize into 4613:has mostly failed tests. -- 4504:]: 4476:is Loma (Liberia) (perhaps 3568:– misuse of ISO 639-3 code 3460:Ottoman Turkish (1500-1928) 2538:13:06, 31 August 2020 (UTC) 2460:Ligurian language (ancient) 2456:Ligurian (Romance language) 2397:purportedly to be used for 2119:– IANA/ISO 639 define code 2078:– IANA/ISO 639 define code 2037:– IANA/ISO 639 define code 1706: 1704:to render Hebrew text with 1509:(or the linguist list code 1368:, and blackletter requires 1294:]: 1068:Ligurian (Romance language) 133:to reactivate your request. 121:has been answered. Set the 9606: 9580:15:57, 29 March 2021 (UTC) 9566:14:07, 29 March 2021 (UTC) 9544:13:32, 29 March 2021 (UTC) 9527:05:31, 29 March 2021 (UTC) 9505:14:39, 25 March 2021 (UTC) 9469:17:28, 24 March 2021 (UTC) 9395:16:33, 24 March 2021 (UTC) 9381:15:35, 24 March 2021 (UTC) 9329:14:58, 24 March 2021 (UTC) 9312:14:30, 24 March 2021 (UTC) 9291:14:04, 24 March 2021 (UTC) 9233:00:28, 24 March 2021 (UTC) 8799:{{lang-es|casa|lit=house}} 8782:00:04, 24 March 2021 (UTC) 8768:21:47, 23 March 2021 (UTC) 8717:19:52, 23 March 2021 (UTC) 8693:] </small: --> 8659:17:32, 23 March 2021 (UTC) 8585:21:32, 15 March 2021 (UTC) 8552:19:48, 15 March 2021 (UTC) 8523:19:46, 15 March 2021 (UTC) 8504:= {"Traditional Chinese"}, 8492:18:29, 15 March 2021 (UTC) 8476:How do you fix the error 8201:does not render a link to 7284:where the inner <i: --> 5339:("Inuinnaqtun"), and file 5185:So it would seem that the 4787:deprecated ISO 639-3 codes 4611:Module talk:Lang/testcases 3265:Middle English (1100-1500) 3220:Old English (ca. 450-1100) 2812:tags / names not added to 2719:update to the live modules 2562:, which creates a link to 2138: 2097: 2056: 2000:as a label (a redirect to 1934:tags with several fonts – 1903:tags with several fonts – 1872:tags with several fonts – 1814:tags with several fonts – 1783:tags with several fonts – 1288: 1267: 1218: 8533:= {"Simplified Chinese"}, 8289:{{transl|Cyrl|Ukrainska}} 8272: 8258: 8255: 8195: 8175:{{transl|Cyrl|Ukrainska}} 8109: 8003: 7978:{{transl|Cyrl|Ukrainska}} 7938: 7921: 7918: 7768:Same question in detail: 7497: 6848:is only ever used inside 5832:proposed in November 2013 4859:{{lang/sandbox|mol|text}} 4642:Module:Language/name/data 4260:templates go back to TfD. 4170:except ISO 639-1 synonyms 4138:except ISO 639-1 synonyms 4007:{{lang/sandbox|eml|text}} 3745:Module:Lang/tag from name 3668: 3526: 3295:Old French (842-ca. 1400) 3189: 3017: 2832: 2795:Module:Language/name/data 2689: 2630: 2511:15:22, 14 June 2020 (UTC) 2492:– 3 article transclusions 2223:IANA/ISO 639 define code 2191:IANA/ISO 639 define code 2159:IANA/ISO 639 define code 1432:11:06, 16 June 2020 (UTC) 1414:01:27, 16 June 2020 (UTC) 1336:23:20, 13 June 2020 (UTC) 1313:22:51, 13 June 2020 (UTC) 1207: 1200: 1193: 1186: 1167:chrome on meta.wikimedia 1161: 1158: 1155: 1115:11:38, 11 June 2020 (UTC) 1092:03:24, 11 June 2020 (UTC) 1024:12:09, 10 June 2020 (UTC) 1006: 929: 903: 877: 851: 773: 747: 708: 695: 656: 609:11:05, 10 June 2020 (UTC) 289:Are you able to edit the 9515:{{Lang-ru|Феникс|lit=]}} 8820:The template output is: 7877:function to make use of 7392: 6034:Module:Lang/data/sandbox 5415:Description: Inuinnaqtun 4845:{{lang/sandbox|mo|text}} 4587:not a valid IETF variant 4559:not a valid IETF variant 4545:not a valid IETF extlang 4531:not a valid IETF extlang 4484:not a valid IETF extlang 4462:not a valid IETF extlang 4431:not a valid IETF extlang 4417:not a valid IETF extlang 4403:not a valid IETF extlang 4354:not a valid IETF extlang 4256:templates. The invalid 3989:Module:lang/data/sandbox 3836: 3797: 3768: 3729:adds data module loading 2814:Module:Lang/data/sandbox 2127:8 article transclusions 2045:9 article transclusions 1275: 1257:16:11, 9 June 2020 (UTC) 285:10:38, 9 June 2020 (UTC) 261:05:33, 9 June 2020 (UTC) 9268:Unicode space character 9175:Unicode space character 9135:(narrow no-break space) 9007:Unicode space character 8967:(narrow no-break space) 8686:edit template-protected 8338:Ukrainska</span: --> 8156:{{transl|uk|Ukrainska}} 8033:Ukrainian language text 7960:{{transl|uk|Ukrainska}} 7713: 7403:Which is documented at 7358:Module:Language/sandbox 7313:Module:Language/sandbox 6890:problem was solvable). 5903:edit template-protected 5284: 5038: 5021:currently redirects to 4921:code: $ 1 is deprecated 4854:code: mo is deprecated 3741:Module:Lang/name to tag 3505:Swahili (macrolanguage) 3400:Middle Irish (900-1200) 3385:Konkani (macrolanguage) 3340:Ancient Greek (to 1453) 2738:According to html, the 2723:The primary purpose of 2591:templates supported by 2437:3 article transclusions 2239: 2207: 2175: 2086:4 article transclusion 1787:7 article transclusions 1457:I am minded to revisit 1384:, and specifically the 1234:{{Script|Mtei|ꯏꯟꯗꯤꯌꯥ}} 1170:Chrome on en.wikipedia 942: 643: 9316:Added css alternative. 9202: 9182: 9162: 9142: 9122: 9102: 9083: 9064: 9034: 9014: 8994: 8974: 8954: 8934: 8915: 8895: 8806: 8633:templates, change the 8191:{{lang|uk|Українська}} 8142:uses the same code as 7996:{{lang|uk|Українська}} 5858:|ur}} etc every time. 5657:in this VPT discussion 5614:|fn=name_from_tag|fr}} 5445:Description: Inuktitut 4893:This does not fix the 4849: 3980:is a deprecated code. 3430:Nepali (macrolanguage) 2742:attribute, must be an 2429:but uses the code for 2401:but uses the code for 1342:Error in documentation 1319:Related discussion at 1140:Noto Sans Meetei Mayek 981: 955: 916: 864: 838: 825: 812: 799: 786: 760: 734: 721: 682: 669: 7794:), WP could deduce a 7001:'']''<nowiki/: --> 6812:should language-tag; 6703:User:Bradv/sandbox/wt 4901:problem because code 4751:predecessors deleted. 3415:Malay (macrolanguage) 2558:a number of times in 2498:Opinions? Comments? 1991:with text wrapped in 1688:– special version of 1376:for the script codes 1162:the output i see on: 935:{{lang-tpi|lang-tpi}} 636:{{lang-ang|lang-ang}} 42:of past discussions. 9429:"white-space:nowrap" 8676:for this alteration 8365:Not really sure why 5893:for this alteration 5449:Scope: macrolanguage 5400:subtag-registry file 5370:I'll point out that 5238:. I agree with you. 5202:We have an article: 4962:now has two tables: 3916:deprecated ISO 639-3 2525:have been converted. 1677:could be deleted). 1360:. This is wrong, as 1295:ꯏꯟꯗꯤꯌꯥ</span: --> 1276:ꯏꯟꯗꯤꯌꯥ</span: --> 1224:{{lang|mni|ꯏꯟꯗꯤꯌꯥ}} 615:Why? Are there any 266:Why? Are there any 8672:please establish a 8039:adjective noun noun 7780:Module:Unicode data 7741:script code, like " 7623:Indonesian language 7567:Noto Sans Mongolian 7317:Module:Lang/sandbox 5889:please establish a 5790:Request to include 5706:Something is broken 5528:specifically or to 5479:CambridgeBayWeather 5240:CambridgeBayWeather 5119:The the infobox at 5053:CambridgeBayWeather 4723:Module:ISO 639 name 4573:not an ISO 639 code 4447:|text|script=Cyrl}} 4370:|text|script=Arab}} 4340:not an ISO 639 code 4326:not an ISO 639 code 4246:Module:ISO 639 name 4190:Module:ISO 639 name 3985:Module:Lang/sandbox 3520:Waray (Philippines) 3445:Occitan (post 1500) 2823:~/wp languages name 2816: 2802:Module:Lang/sandbox 2638:|fn=lang_xx_inherit 2619:which does support 2377:); internally uses 1720:Module:Lang/sandbox 1716:4990 transclusions 1595:lang-grc-x-medieval 1539:lang-grc-x-biblical 1152: 998:{{lang-ka|lang-ka}} 974:{{lang-vo|lang-vo}} 961:{{lang-ur|lang-ur}} 948:{{lang-tw|lang-tw}} 922:{{lang-bo|lang-bo}} 909:{{lang-gd|lang-gd}} 896:{{lang-sa|lang-sa}} 883:{{lang-ps|lang-ps}} 870:{{lang-pi|lang-pi}} 857:{{lang-nn|lang-nn}} 844:{{lang-ml|lang-ml}} 831:{{lang-lg|lang-lg}} 818:{{lang-ln|lang-ln}} 805:{{lang-la|lang-la}} 792:{{lang-rn|lang-rn}} 779:{{lang-rw|lang-rw}} 766:{{lang-kn|lang-kn}} 753:{{lang-ia|lang-ia}} 740:{{lang-hi|lang-hi}} 727:{{lang-ht|lang-ht}} 714:{{lang-eo|lang-eo}} 701:{{lang-dz|lang-dz}} 688:{{lang-cu|lang-cu}} 675:{{lang-nb|lang-nb}} 662:{{lang-bi|lang-bi}} 649:{{lang-am|lang-am}} 213:Old Church Slavonic 9482:white-space:nowrap 9259:...</small: --> 9055:...</small: --> 8420:romanization from 8405:(undetermined) or 8203:Ukrainian language 8131:Ukrainian language 7749:". (Nice overview 7405:Template:Wikt-lang 6224:Noto Nastaliq Urdu 5027:Inuvialuk language 4739:so templates like 4733:Emiliano-Romagnolo 4116:. The purpose of 4003: 3976:templates because 3956:Language with name 3944:uses a mixture of 3490:Old Irish (to 900) 3307:Middle High German 3138:Salishan languages 3078:Germanic languages 2808: 2611:or, you can spoof 2607:Language with name 2587:is not one of the 2322:2729 transclusions 2280:4588 transclusions 2094:Salishan languages 1770:Script/New Tai Lue 1555:lang-grc-x-classic 1493:as the catch-all; 1442:Because of these: 1150: 1038:(for Georgian) to 294:language with name 18:Template talk:Lang 9536:Trappist the monk 9321:Trappist the monk 9304:Trappist the monk 9225:Trappist the monk 9210: 9190: 9170: 9150: 9130: 9110: 9091: 9072: 9042: 9022: 9002: 8982: 8962: 8942: 8923: 8903: 8814: 8792: 8701: 8670:Not done for now: 8627: 8626: 8577:Trappist the monk 8527:Just checked and 8494: 8482:comment added by 8440:Trappist the monk 8311: 8310: 8229:Trappist the monk 8212:Trappist the monk 8118: 8018: 8017: 7947: 7677:Trappist the monk 7589: 7578: 7520:Trappist the monk 7506: 7348:Could we 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