Actually, the order is just the order in the list in code:
languageList = new Language[] {
new Language("ca", GT._("Catalan"), true),
new Language("cs", GT._("Czech"), true),
new Language("da", GT._("Danish"), false),
new Language("nl", GT._("Dutch"), true),
new Language("en_GB", GT._("British English"), true),
new Language("en_US", GT._("American English"), true),
new Language("et", GT._("Estonian"), true),
new Language("fr", GT._("French"), true),
new Language("de", GT._("German"), true),
new Language("hu", GT._("Hungarian"), true),
new Language("it", GT._("Italian"), true),
new Language("ko", GT._("Korean"), true),
new Language("nb", GT._("Norwegian Bokmal"), false),
new Language("pl", GT._("Polish"), false),
new Language("pt_BR", GT._("Brazilian Portuguese"), true),
new Language("pt", GT._("Portuguese"), true),
new Language("ru", GT._("Russian"), false),
new Language("sl", GT._("Slovenian"), false),
new Language("es", GT._("Spanish"), true),
new Language("sv", GT._("Swedish"), false),
new Language("tr", GT._("Turkish"), true),
};
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 10:32 AM, Angel Herráez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In revision 10022, dleidert has changed the tags for languages (used in the
> pop-up menu)
>
>
> I also think this sounds better this way, but there is a side effect: as
> far as I
> can see, Jmol orders the entries in the language menu alphabetically.
> With the new tags, both English variants will likely end up separate. I
> don¡t
> think that's wise.
>
> Please, verifiy that point.
> Maybe
> "English, US"
> or "English, American"
> and "English, British" ?
>
> We do have already
> "Portuguese - Brazil"
> which stays beside
> "Portuguese"
>
> Dash or comma? All should be the same
>
> Another solution (which may be better anyway given that the alphabetical
> order only stays for English menu, not for other languages) could be to use
> the language code for the order. That way, all language variants will stay
> together irrespectuive of their actual wording.
>
>
>
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