<languagecode>[_<countrycode>][-<fileset>]
Meaning <languagecode>: ISO two letter language code <countrycode>: ISO two letter country code <fileset>: up to 8 letter code for choosing a set of files within the lang code directory se-f�rf�r: Would look for files in the se/f�rf�r directory, use se syntax en_au-male: Would look for files in the en_au/male, use en syntax
The language code controls the syntax used for saying phrases where we have such support The language code + "_" + countrycode controls the directory
In some cases, the country code *may* affect syntax too. We had a case with english vs american english in say.c
I think this is flexible enough. And if you want to have a us texas voice, you can freely add it to en_tx, en_us-texmale or tx_north-female
Using your own country code would just default to english syntax. This does not break any current installations, and adds functionality.
Comments?
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