Dov Feldstern [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi!
A few days ago we were wondering about what exactly ignore_language
is, and I just ran into a use of it in the code so that I now think I
know what it is: it's used to represent a neutral language, i.e.,
when providing a font-change mask
Dov Feldstern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi!
>
> A few days ago we were wondering about what exactly "ignore_language"
> is, and I just ran into a use of it in the code so that I now think I
> know what it is: it's used to represent a "neutral" langu
Hi!
A few days ago we were wondering about what exactly ignore_language
is, and I just ran into a use of it in the code so that I now think I
know what it is: it's used to represent a neutral language, i.e., when
providing a font-change mask, ignore_language is used to signify
Hi!
A few days ago we were wondering about what exactly "ignore_language"
is, and I just ran into a use of it in the code so that I now think I
know what it is: it's used to represent a "neutral" language, i.e., when
providing a font-change mask, ignore_languag
