Hello Daniel,

You can get the lastest language.php at: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/wikipedia/phase3/languages/

click on the version number to get the full file content (1.225 for en: actually).

Please note that web based cvs is not refreshed as soon as a developer make a modification, but it should give you a good base.

:)

Thanks. My last email has not posted yet, so I assume including the .php file as an attachment caused a filter to do its thing. Here is a link to the complete text:

http://meta.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=User:Daniel_Mayer/sandbox&a...

Somebody already changed all the inappropriate uses of 'MediaWiki' so I just went ahead and did the same thing for inappropriate uses of 'article', changing it to 'page' (this was the most often fix since the functions described work the same no matter what namespace the page is in) or 'content page' (in the few cases where a distinction between a main namespace page and a non-main namespace page is needed). Alternatively, 'content page' could be changed to 'main namespace', but that term seems a bit too techy for me. What would really help is setting up a {{mainnamespacename}} variable so that each project can name its own content page (entry, article, module, whatever) and have that be consistent throughout the wiki.

I also caught a couple of uses of 'encyclopedia' that I nixed (either deleting it or replacing it with 'project' as appropriate).

Could somebody with CVS access commit this?

-- Daniel Mayer

PS And yes, I agree to license these edits under the GNU GPL.

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