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Language handler: Aragonese (an) reported as "unknown language" or "Afar" #6259
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Hi, Technical: I don't know why, but Windows returns lang code 4096 for all unknown langs. I'm afraid a case to catch this is in order (unless 4096 is used for specific LCID). If this is a major showstopper, I'd be happy to create a PR; on the other hand, I'd like to recommend a new developer (perhaps someone outside of NV Access) should do it so they can learn something new. Thanks. |
Hi, Reference:
No wonder why Windows 10 systems show "unknown language"... Thanks. |
…ge'. re nvaccess#6259 According to MSDN, LCID 0x1000 (4096) is treated as a custom locale by users. This affected how Aragonese entry is presented in General Settings/language combo box (in Windows 10, it shows up as 'unknown language'). Thus take care of this case. Also took this time to add needed copyright headers (based on git log archive).
Reviewed by Jamie Teh (NV Access): use hex for clarity.
… such as Aragonese are now displayed correctly on Windows 10. (#6259) According to MSDN, LCID 0x1000 (4096) is treated as a custom locale by users. This affected how Aragonese entry is presented in General Settings/language combo box (in Windows 10, it shows up as 'unknown language'). Thus take care of this case. Also took this time to add needed copyright headers (based on git log archive). PR #6261.
Hi,
Someone contacted me via Skype to report to following:
When you arrow through list of languages in NVDA, Aragonese is listed as either "unknown language" or "Afar".
STR:
Expected: Aragonese is listed.
Actual: either "unknown language" or "Afar" is shown in place of Aragonese (an).
Thanks.
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