Re: [PATCH] [BZ #20862] mo_MD@cyrillic: new language locale

[Vlad Nenea <cybernenea11 at yandex dot com>]

3.01.2017 03:23 Rafal Luzynski <digitalfreak@lingonborough.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> First of all: please check your email address, it seems not to
> accept replies.

Hello Rafal,

Thank you very much for your help. It seems like currently there are some problems with my email service, so i switched to another one.

> Those two lines ("Distribution and use is free...") have been removed
> from all locale data.  Instead another paragraph has been added,
> starting with "This file is part of the GNU C Library and contains..."

Fixed.

>     yesexpr "^[ДдYy].*"
>     noexpr  "^[НнNn].*"
>
> Note that trailing ".*" have been removed as not necessary.  Then [+1]
> have been added to the yes expression and [-0] have been added
> to the no expression.  Please consider doing the same.

Fixed.

> All characters in the locale data are encoded as U + hex code
> even if they are trivial.  For consequence, please consider using
> "<U002E>" instead of the literal ".".

I removed all the trailing points in abday and abmon, i think that they are not needed.

> Out of the curiosity, why all weekdays and months names start with
> uppercase and only abmon data start with lowercase?  What is the
> source of this information?  Moldovan is missing from CLDR.

All weekdays and months names should be lowercase, making them uppercase was my stupid mistake.

> Those two format strings use "%d" as the day format.  This
> generates a leading zero for the days 1-9 (01, 02, ..., 09, 10...).
> Is this what you want?  You may want to use "%-d" if you want to
> remove the leading zero.

Days should be with leading zero.

> This starts with "%a %b %e" - a month before a day, is that what
> you want?  Also "%e" generates a leading space before the day number
> 1-9, you will get "Ду. ян.  1" - is this what you want?

Fixed.

Thank you once again. I really appreciate your help.

Vlad

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