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Line 10: all of these data come from separate modules that are derived from the IANA language-subtag-registry file key_to_lower() avoids the metatable trap and sets all keys in the subtables to lowercase. Many language codes have multiple associated names; Module:lang is only concerned with the first name so key_to_lower() only fetches the first name. Line 24: local function key_to_lower (module, src_type) local out = {}; local source = (('~~variants~~var_sup' == src_type) and require (module)) or mw.loadData (module); -- fetch data from this module; require() avoids metatable trap for variant data if '~~variants~~var_sup' == src_type then for k, v in pairs (source) do out[k:lower()] = v; -- for variant, everything is needed Line 53: script = key_to_lower ('Module:Language/data/iana scripts'), -- script keys are capitalized; set to lower region = key_to_lower ('Module:Language/data/iana regions'), -- region keys are uppercase; set to lower variant = key_to_lower ('Module:Language/data/iana variants', '~~variants~~var_sup'), suppressed = key_to_lower ('Module:Language/data/iana suppressed scripts', 'var_sup'), -- script keys are capitalized; set to lower } Line 67: local override = { ------------------------------< I S O _ 6 3 9 - 1 >------------------------------------------------------------ ["ca-valencia"] = {"Valencian"}, Line 93: ["bo"] = {"Standard Tibetan"}, -- Tibetan ["el"] = {"Greek"}, -- Modern Greek -- ["en-SA"] = {"South African English"}, -- English; no; SA is not South Africa it Saudi Arabia; ZA is South Africa ["ff"] = {"Fula"}, -- Fulah ["ht"] = {"Haitian Creole"}, -- Haitian Line 121: ------------------------------< I S O _ 6 3 9 - 2, - 3, - 5 >---------------------------------------------- ["arc"] = {"Aramaic"}, -- Official Aramaic (700-300 BCE), Imperial Aramaic (700-300 BCE); Line 133: ["byr"] = {"Yipma"}, -- Baruya, Yipma ["egy"] = {"Ancient Egyptian"}, -- Egyptian (Ancient); distinguish from contemporary arz: Egyptian Arabic ["ems"] = {"Alutiiq"}, -- Pacific Gulf Yupik; to match en.wiki article title ["frr"] = {"North Frisian"}, -- Northern Frisian ["frs"] = {"East Frisian Low Saxon"}, -- Eastern Frisian Line 230 ⟶ 231: ------------------------------< P R I V A T E -_ U S E _ T A G S >---------------------------------------------- ["cel-x-proto"] = {"Proto-Celtic"}, -- cel in IANA is Celtic languages ["gem-x-proto"] = {"Proto-Germanic"}, -- gem in IANA is Germanic languages ["gmw-x-ecg"] = {"East Central German"}, ["grc-x-aeolic"] = {"Aeolic Greek"}, -- these grc-x-... codes are preferred alternates to the non-standard catchall code grc-gre ["grc-x-attic"] = {"Attic Greek"}, Line 247 ⟶ 249: ["grk-x-proto"] = {"Proto-Greek"}, -- grk in IANA is Greek languages ["iir-x-proto"] = {"Proto-Indo-Iranian"}, -- iir in IANA is Indo-Iranian Languages ["ine-x-proto"] = {"Proto-Indo-European"}, ["ira-x-proto"] = {"Proto-Iranian"}, -- ira in IANA is Iranian languages ["itc-x-proto"] = {"Proto-Italic"}, -- itc in IANA is Italic languages ["ksh-x-colog"] = {"Colognian"}, -- en.wiki article is Colognian; ksh (Kölsch) redirects there ["la-x-medieval"] = {"Medieval Latin"}, ["mis-x-ripuar"] = {"Ripuarian"}, -- replaces improper use of ksh in wp_languages ["sem-x-proto"] = {"Proto-Semitic"}, ["sla-x-proto"] = {"Proto-Slavic"}, -- sla in IANA is Slavic languages ["yuf-x-hav"] = {"Havasupai"}, -- IANA name for these three is Havasupai-Walapai-Yavapai Line 261 ⟶ 266: for those rare occasions when article titles don't fit with the normal '<language name>-language', this table maps language code to article title. Use of this table should be avoided and the use of redirects preferred as that is the long-standing method of handling article names that don't fit with the normal pattern Line 277 ⟶ 282: --[=[-------------------------< R T L _ S C R I P T S >-------------------------------------------------------- ISO 15924 scripts that are written right-to-left. Data in this table taken from [[ISO 15924#List of codes]] last update to this list: 2017-12-24 Line 291 ⟶ 296: --[[--------------------------< T R A N S L I T _ T I T L E S >------------------------------------------------ This is a table of tables of transliteration standards and the language codes or language scripts that apply to those standards. This table is used to create the tool-tip text associated with the transliterated text displayed by some of the {{lang-??}} templates. These tables are more-or-less copied directly from {{transl}}. The standard 'NO_STD' is a construct to allow for the cases when no \|std= parameter value is provided. Line 486 ⟶ 491: ['satts'] = { ['default'] = 'Standard Arabic Technical Transliteration System transliteration', }, ['scientific'] = { ['default'] = 'scientific transliteration', }, ['ukrainian'] = { ['default'] = 'Ukrainian National system of romanization', },

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