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Dave Opstad
I was at the Unicode Conference last week and heard several good
presentations with relevance to Python. In particular, there was a panel
discussion on the Common Locale Data Repository:
http://www.unicode.org/cldr/
This is an attempt to provide locale data for many different languages
and regions (currently 288 locales in 94 languages) in XML, usable by
software developers. Does anyone know if there's any effort to make
Python's locale and related modules make use of this CLDR data? I did a
Google groups search on Python and CLDR but nothing came up.
Dave
(P.S. A lot of people at the conference had never heard of Python, so I
tried to let folks know about it. I wonder if a paper on something like
"Unicode and Python" would be of interest for some future conference?)
presentations with relevance to Python. In particular, there was a panel
discussion on the Common Locale Data Repository:
http://www.unicode.org/cldr/
This is an attempt to provide locale data for many different languages
and regions (currently 288 locales in 94 languages) in XML, usable by
software developers. Does anyone know if there's any effort to make
Python's locale and related modules make use of this CLDR data? I did a
Google groups search on Python and CLDR but nothing came up.
Dave
(P.S. A lot of people at the conference had never heard of Python, so I
tried to let folks know about it. I wonder if a paper on something like
"Unicode and Python" would be of interest for some future conference?)