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On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 11:57:04 +0200 Jirka Kosek <jirka@kosek.cz> wrote: > Vitaly Ostanin wrote: > > > In Russian language month names have different suffixes > > depending on "day-in-month" presentation. > > > > For example: > > > > "September, 2003" > > "25 septemberja 2003" > > > > It's possible to add contexts for this case > > (different suffix, different case of first letter) > > This extensions was added to allow easy placing of current date > mostly including also a day-in-month value. In Czech we have > same problem as in Russian and stylesheets are now prepared > only to handle situations like 25 Septemberja 2003, not > September 2003. > > If you need to use also later format of date please fill it as > RFE on the SourceForge. It is possible to extend stylesheet to > do this, but dealing with all possibilities of all languages > won't be easy and I even don't know enough about most languages > supported by XSL stylesheets to design enough versatile > solution. In Russian exist only 2 variants. And "September 2003" is not needed for me :) Thanks, I understand how I should translate month names. BTW, comment about "datetime-full" context inside localization files could be useful... BTW, original DocBook stylesheets could contain expansion for XSL-styles for each of languages like localization files. <skipped/> -- Regards, Vyt mailto: vyt@vzljot.ru JID: vyt@vzljot.ru
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