# !Nihongo,Japanese! -*-coding: iso-8859-1;-*-
#
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# The 1st line indicates the name of the language WITH ASCII CHARSET.
# (NOT ISO-8859-1 !!!)  The language name is specified between two
# exclamation marks ("!").  This name is used as an item of language 
# list.
# 
# Here is an example for Japanese.  'Nihongo' is a Japanese word which
# means 'Japanese language', which is expressed in Latin alphabets.
# 
# You can also specify the codeset of your language support file as 
# this way.  Read infopages of emacs20 for detail.
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#
#
# -------------------------------------------------------------------
# Template of Language Support File
#
# People who want to add a new language support to this package
# have to write a language support file.  This file is a template
# for such language support file.  This file also serves as a default
# language support file for a language whose support file lacks a part
# of subroutines.
# Read /usr/share/doc/language-env/README.i18n for detail.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#
#
# ---------------------------------------------------
# isNC() is a subroutine to check Native Character 
# Environment.  Native Character Environment means 
# an environment where non-ASCII native character, 
# such as Kanji in Japanese or umlaut in German, can 
# be displayed. NOTE THAT ISO-8859-1 IS NOT ASCII!
#
# The meaning of return value is:
#   0: not Native Character Environment, and
#   1: Native Character Environment.
# isNC() should try to establish Native Character
# Environment if it can.  If isNC() can not figure
# out here is Native Character Environment or not,
# return 0. Otherwise 'MOJI-BAKE' or entirely
# meaningless row of characters may occur.
#
# Three parameters are given.
#  The first one is the name of the script.
#  The second one is the command option given to the
#  script.
#  The third one is $main::opt_N, which inhibits to
#  fork another set-language-env.
# ---------------------------------------------------
sub isNC($$$)
{
	return 0;
}

# ---------------------------------------------------
# initialize() is a subroutine to initialize Sub:: 
# variables with/without dialog.
# Any variables in Sub:: package can be set here to
# be used in dot.*.pl files.
# ---------------------------------------------------
sub initialize()
{
	return 0;
}

# ---------------------------------------------------
# sourceset2displayset() is a subroutine to convert a 
# string from Source Character Codeset into Display 
# Character Codeset.
#
# This subroutine needs 'real' contents if the language
# (character set) has multiple codesets and a codeset
# for source code and a codeset to be displayed is
# different.
#
# For example, Japanese version converts from EUC-JP 
# into ISO-2022-JP because EUC-JP is the safest for
# source code and ISO-2022-JP is the safest to be
# displayed.
# ---------------------------------------------------
sub sourceset2displayset ($)
{
	return $_[0];
}

# ---------------------------------------------------
# analcode() is a subroutine to guess the codeset of
# string given by a parameter.  The meaning of the
# result value is same to convcode().
#
# This subroutine is used to detect the codeset of
# existing dotfiles because the additional contents
# have to be written in the same codeset to the
# existing contents.  Of course this subroutine
# is needed only for languages for which multiple
# codesets are used.
#
# The programmer for each language can determine
# the meaning of the return value of this subroutine.
# For example, Japanese version of analcode returns
# 'JIS' for ISO-2022-JP codeset, 'SJIS' for Shift-JIS
# codeset, and 'EUC' for EUC-JP codeset.
# ---------------------------------------------------
sub analcode($)
{
	return 0;
}

# ---------------------------------------------------
# Convert the given string from its codeset into the
# given codeset.  The string is given by the 1st 
# parameter and the codeset is given by the 2nd 
# parameter.  The actual value of the 2nd parameter
# has to be the same as the return value of analcode
# subroutine.
#
# This subroutine is used to write additional contents
# to dotfiles in proper codeset.  Of course this 
# subroutine is needed only for languages for which
# multiple codesets are used.
# ---------------------------------------------------
sub convcode($$)
{
	return $_[0];
}


# ---------------------------------------------------
# This hash variable contains translated messages in your language.
# This is similar to catalog file for gettext.
#
# The KEYs of the hash are original strings in the source code
# (/usr/bin/set-language-env).  The VALUEs of the hash are translated
# messages.  One VALUE can contain two messages whose meanings are
# same.  These two messages are separated by "\000".  The first
# message has to be expressed by ASCII characters (NOT ISO-8859-1!!!)
# and the second one can contain native characters such as Kanji,
# characters with umlaut and Cyrillic characters. The second messages
# has to written in the Source Character Codeset (see the comment
# for sourceset2displayset() subroutine).  The second messages can
# be omitted if it is same as the first one.
# ---------------------------------------------------

%messages = (

# msgid
  "\nPush [Enter] key to End.\n" =>
# msgstr1 (in native language but in ASCII)
  "\nPush [Enter] key to End.\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in native language and in native character set: for
# example ISO-8859-1)
  "\nPush [Enter] key to End.\n" ,

# msgid
  "Now obtaining package list...\n" =>
# msgstr1 (in ASCII)
  "Now obtaining package list...\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Now obtaining package list...\n" ,

# msgid
  "Do setting? " =>
# msgstr1 (in ASCII)
  "Do setting? \000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Do setting? " ,

# msgid
  "Setting is not done.\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Setting is not done.\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Setting is not done.\n" ,

# msgid
  "Do setting...\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Do setting...\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Do setting...\n" ,

# msgid
  "Cannot read \"%s\".\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Cannot read \"%s\".\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Cannot read \"%s\".\n" ,

# msgid
  "Making a new file \"%s\"...\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Making a new file \"%s\"...\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Making a new file \"%s\"...\n" ,

# msgid
  "Cannot open \"%s\".\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Cannot open \"%s\".\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Cannot open \"%s\".\n" ,

# msgid
  "Cannot write to \"%s\".\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Cannot write to \"%s\".\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Cannot write to \"%s\".\n" ,

# msgid
  "Cannot lock \"%s\".\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Cannot lock \"%s\".\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Cannot lock \"%s\".\n" ,

# msgid
  "Cannot close \"%s\".\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Cannot close \"%s\".\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Cannot close \"%s\".\n" ,

# msgid
  "Install the following packages.\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Install the following packages.\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Install the following packages.\n" ,

# msgid
  "   Setting is now done.  To activate these settings,\n".
  "logout and login.\n".
  "   Read each dotfile and confirm the modification.\n".
  "If you don't like the setting, modify directly or\n".
  "add overriding setting after 'language-env end' line.\n".
  "   Read /usr/share/doc/language-env/README.* for detail.\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "   Setting is now done.  To activate these settings,\n".
  "logout and login.\n".
  "   Read each dotfile and confirm the modification.\n".
  "If you don't like the setting, modify directly or\n".
  "add overriding setting after 'language-env end' line.\n".
  "   Read /usr/share/doc/language-env/README.* for detail.\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "   Setting is now done.  To activate these settings,\n".
  "logout and login.\n".
  "   Read each dotfile and confirm the modification.\n".
  "If you don't like the setting, modify directly or\n".
  "add overriding setting after 'language-env end' line.\n".
  "   Read /usr/share/doc/language-env/README.* for detail.\n" ,

# msgid
  "Usage: set-language-env [options]\n".
  "  -l language : Specify language (otherwise choose from menu)\n".
  "  -h          : This help message\n".
  "  -v          : 'verbose mode'\n".
  "  -s          : Display list of supported languages and exit\n".
  "  -r          : Remove all settings\n".
  "  -N          : Never fork another set-language-env (for internal use)\n".
  "  -c          : Don't use native character set (for internal use)\n".
  "  -C          : Use native character set (for internal use)\n".
  "  -E          : Setting for /etc/skel directory (root user only)\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Usage: set-language-env [options]\n".
  "  -l language : Specify language (otherwise choose from menu)\n".
  "  -h          : This help message\n".
  "  -v          : 'verbose mode'\n".
  "  -s          : Display list of supported languages and exit\n".
  "  -r          : Remove all settings\n".
  "  -N          : Never fork another set-language-env (for internal use)\n".
  "  -c          : Don't use native character set (for internal use)\n".
  "  -C          : Use native character set (for internal use)\n".
  "  -E          : Setting for /etc/skel directory (root user only)\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Usage: set-language-env [options]\n".
  "  -l language : Specify language (otherwise choose from menu)\n".
  "  -h          : This help message\n".
  "  -v          : 'verbose mode'\n".
  "  -s          : Display list of supported languages and exit\n".
  "  -r          : Remove all settings\n".
  "  -N          : Never fork another set-language-env (for internal use)\n".
  "  -c          : Don't use native character set (for internal use)\n".
  "  -C          : Use native character set (for internal use)\n".
  "  -E          : Setting for /etc/skel directory (root user only)\n" ,

# msgid
  "Install the following locales.\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "Install the following locales.\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "Install the following locales.\n" ,

# msgid
  "(Edit /etc/locale.gen and invoke locale-gen)\n" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "(Edit /etc/locale.gen and invoke locale-gen)\n\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  "(Edit /etc/locale.gen and invoke locale-gen)\n" ,

# msgid
  "" =>
# msgstr1 (ASCII)
  "\000".
# msgstr2 (in Native Character Set)
  ""

);

# ---------------------------------------------------
# These variables describe which characters to be used
# for user input to express 'yes' and 'no' in native 
# language.  '*_upper' and '*_lower' have to be 
# different because upper one is used to express
# default reply (when only Enter is pressed).  ASCII
# codeset has to be used.  (NOT ISO-8859-1!!!!)
# ---------------------------------------------------
$yes_upper = "Y";
$yes_lower = "y";
$no_upper = "N";
$no_lower = "n";

# ---------------------------------------------------
# This variable shows the needed locale.  This is
# introduced since language-env 0.12 because locales
# package stopped to supply precompiled locale data
# since locales 2.2-1.
#
# The check is done by whether the directory of
# /usr/lib/locales/$needlocale exists or not.
#
# Multiple locales can be specified with delimiter
# of space code.
#
# You may specify how to write /etc/locale.gen line
# for the locale like the following.  In the string,
# whitespace must be replaced by "!".
# ---------------------------------------------------
$need_locale = 'en_US.UTF-8 en_US@euro(en_US@euro!ISO-8859-15)';