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*[[Module:Language/data/iana scripts]] | *[[Module:Language/data/iana scripts]] | ||
*[[Module:Language/data/iana regions]] | *[[Module:Language/data/iana regions]] | ||
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The tool skips records that contain the words: 'Deprecated', 'Preferred-Value', and 'Private use'. | The tool skips records that contain the words: 'Deprecated', 'Preferred-Value', and 'Private use'. | ||
| − | At this writing, the tool extracts only the subtag code and description(s) from language, script, and | + | At this writing, the tool extracts only the subtag code and description(s) from language, script, region, and variant records. |
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
Revision as of 11:58, 5 November 2017
This is a crude tool that reads a local copy of an IANA language-subtag-registry file and extracts the information necessary to create the data tables held by:
- Module:Language/data/iana languages
- Module:Language/data/iana scripts
- Module:Language/data/iana regions
- Module:Language/data/iana variants
The tool skips records that contain the words: 'Deprecated', 'Preferred-Value', and 'Private use'.
At this writing, the tool extracts only the subtag code and description(s) from language, script, region, and variant records.
Usage
To use this tool:
- open a blank sandbox page and paste this
{{#invoke:}}into it at the top line:{{#invoke:Language/name/data/iana_data_extraction_tool|iana_extract}}
- Go to the current language-subtag-registry file (or any of the files held by archive.org). Copy the whole (or just as much as you need) and paste it into the sandbox page below the
{{#invoke:}}. - Click Show preview
- wait
- get result
There is some crude error checking that will insert an error message in the output. No guarantees that such messaging will be helpful. Search for the word 'error' in the tool's output.