* Export parser data (date format, digits, timezone names, and
messages for weekday/month names) converted to language variants
* Update the parsers to try matching using every variant, in case
the page is displayed in non-default variant (and to avoid
problems with incomplete variant conversion)
Bug: T259818
Change-Id: I04d73992cd31ce06fa79f87df0c0a53d7efc3c58
These translations are just URLs which usually aren't translated.
Deleting messages on translatewiki.net isn't possible before removing messages here.
Change-Id: Id359325fc6499db0c89cfa13851e8bdd9ab0d222
Avoids using the deprecated $noSeparators parameter to Language::formatNum
in favor of Language::formatNumNoSeparators, which has been around since
MW 1.21.
Change-Id: I012434d5f6c749fec45a6c160e8d5d03686192e9
The text of this message looks like a description for a 'summary'
parameter for the API (which doesn't exist, and if it did, we'd reuse
the message from core anyway). It's supposed to contain an overall
summary/description of the whole module.
Change-Id: I110d0ac6cd6fa9c2dc171615cbf1cd9629452d5a
Now consistently uses setReadOnly instead of setDisabled.
Slight styling regression was fixed in I01e11c2ed.
Change-Id: Ice7ce00929ff9a53d0fb533f1094e7324749f3a4
PHP was counting UTF-8 bytes, JS was counting UTF-16 bytes.
Both should have been counting codepoints (although it doesn't
really matter as long as they both count the same things).
I noticed the issue after adding some tests using the Cyrillic
script, when one case had different results in PHP and JS:
Id25b537fecd789640c209ff7f30e777455a3aece.
Change-Id: Ic31240678f71ba48e6ec202126bf490cea12bb66
This is primarily to cover the handling of localised digits,
which previously wasn't being tested, leading to T261706.
Bug: T261706
Change-Id: I9de7f01f77e767e9048c85604b559af4bca0de91
* Remove 'wgMetaNamespace' and 'wgMetaNamespaceTalk', the same data
exists in 'wgFormattedNamespaces'.
* Rename 'wgContentLang' to 'wgContentLanguage', to match its real
name in JS config. MediaWiki doesn't use 'wgContentLang' anywhere,
although the related PHP global is called $wgContLang.
* Document how I made these files, previously only mentioned in the
commit message of e9c401e3aa.
Change-Id: I67f962812c155aedf41154e0d837e7feb5af972d
The PHP code incorrectly assumed that the digits are single-byte in
UTF-8, which is never the case (except for 0-9).
The JS code worked correctly because it uses UTF-16 strings, so the
bug would only affect non-BMP digits there. This was noted in a TODO
comment, but we overlooked it when reimplementing in PHP.
Instead of a string of 10 characters, use an array of 10
single-character strings.
Bug: T261706
Change-Id: Ic5421382474c88f003424799c53ff473d99cce92
