[tex-live] Perltk-zh.pl in tl2008 has been finished in both simplified and traditional chinese.

[Norbert Preining]

On Fr, 08 Aug 2008, Norbert Preining wrote:
> > easiest way is to rename the Perltk-zh into Perltk_zh-cn for  simplified
> > chinese and Perltk_zh-tw for traditional chinese.
> 
> Our code always deduces a 2 letter code. So I am not sure how that will
> work.

Bummer me sorry.

> > (zh-cn and  zh-tw) have been stored in the OS's registry.
> 
> Where???

See below.

> As far as I see the code we use:
> >Our modules take a look into the registry to find out that value. It
> >goes like this:
> >	Look into CurrentUser/Control Panel/International//Locale
> >and then look up that value in 
> >	HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/MIME/Database/Rfc1766/

That actually *GIVES* the full string. Can you PLEASE check that you
have in 
	HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/MIME/Database/Rfc1766/
entries for zh-tw and zh-cn? My Windows does not support Asian languages
and thus does not exhibit these values.

Can you check *which*
	zh-XX
are present, and give us a mapping from them to zh-cn and zh-tw?
Thanks.

Best wishes

Norbert

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