Just to note, I had confused gettext with getopt, but that too is
LGPL.  So I was off on all accounts. =)

As for English versus American, I think one should be able to use
EN_GB and EN_US to differentiate. GB and US show up in the gettext
info pages under "Country Codes".

steven

On Dec 25, 2007 2:51 AM, jpff <jpff@codemist.co.uk> wrote:
> I have managed to get the current localisation to do something, even
> if the code is still unclear to me.  I have also been looking at
> gettext which is indeed under LGPL.  Apart from not being able to
> understand the documentation I cannot see how it can differentiate
> English from American (which is why this all started); it has codes
> for Welsh, Cornish, Scots Gaelic but neither American nor Scots.
>
>
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