NEWS
and 0.1.5 (2023-09-24)
- Updated
and with data from the latest Unicode CLDR release: CLDR 44 alpha 2.
New languages
- Māori (mi)
- Venetian (vec)
Improved languages
- Amharic (am)
- Faroese (fo)
- Syriac (syr)
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug where commas between list elements would not be localized.
- Fixed a bug that would emit a warning whenever using a language whose
.po file did not include a valid pluralization rule.
- Fixed display issues when switching between left-to-right and right-to-left scripts in
and_languages examples.
and 0.1.4 (2023-06-14)
- Updated
and with data from the latest Unicode CLDR release: CLDR 43.
New languages
- Syriac (
syr)
- Western Balochi (
bgn) (partially supported)
Bug fixes
and() and or() no longer produce unexpected results when x is a factor.
and 0.1.3 (2022-10-20)
- Updated
and with data from the latest Unicode CLDR release: CLDR 42.
New fully supported languages
- Asturian (
ast)
- Breton (
br)
- Cebuano (
ceb)
- Cherokee (
chr)
- Chuvash (
cv)
- Dzongkha (
dz)
- Faroese (
fo)
- Hausa (
ha)
- Interlingua (
ia)
- Kabuverdianu (
kea)
- Kaingang (
kgp)
- Konkani (
kok)
- Kurdish (
ku)
- Lower Sorbian (
dsb)
- Nheengatu (
yrl)
- Nigerian Pidgin (
pcm)
- Quechua (
qu)
- Romansh (
rm)
- Sardinian (
sc)
- Scottish Gaelic (
gd)
- Tigrinya (
ti)
- Tongan (
to)
- Upper Sorbian (
hsb)
- Yoruba (
yo)
- Yoruba (Benin) (
yo_BJ)
New partially supported languages
Partially supported languages support "and", but not "or".
- Bodo (
brx)
- Chakma (
ccp)
- Colognian (
ksh)
- Dogri (
doi)
- Ewe (
ee)
- Friulian (
fur)
- Igbo (
ig)
- Kashmiri (
ks)
- Luxembourgish (
lb)
- Maithili (
mai)
- Maltese (
mt)
- Manipuri (
mni)
- Ngomba (
jgo)
- Northern Sami (
se)
- Ossetic (
os)
- Sanskrit (
sa)
- Sundanese (
su)
- Swiss German (
gsw)
- Tatar (
tt)
- Walser (
wae)
- Western Frisian (
fy)
- Yakut (
sah)
- Yiddish (
yi)
Improved languages
and 0.1.2 (2022-08-17)
- Add support for Unix machines without UTF-8 support.
and 0.1.1 (2022-07-18)
set_language() can now unset the LANGUAGE environment variable if its input is an empty string ("") or has length 0 (e.g. NULL).
and 0.1.0