Simplified Chinese Translation

[dingyifei]

#130
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:ISO_639_name

Maybe it should be renamed to zh-s.ini or zhs.ini?

[dingyifei]

I renamed zho.ini and chi.ini to zht.ini and zhs.ini

[dingyifei]

I see #138 had changed zho.ini, should I revert my 7db2ece commit?

[Aericio]

No, since you're first we'll accept yours and reject his.

[inxomnyaa]

I guess it doesn't matter that much - it is just a guideline, but the filename is never shown anywhere else than github, neither exposed in the plugin - what matters is the language.name string :P
The iso639-2 format was just so people can easier recognize the files they have to edit, since we had duplicated languages last year with different file names

[inxomnyaa]

Good point to change it 👍

[dingyifei]

I revert the cht.ini and chs.ini back to zho.ini and chi.ini based on user4086's comment on that StackExchange question

[inxomnyaa]

wasn't this changed to remove confusion?

[dingyifei]

I revert the change, then changed zho.ini to "Traditional Chinese".... right now the "zho.ini" should be Traditional Chinese and the "chi.ini" is "Simplified Chinese". I just realized I did the opposite of what the post said...

[dingyifei]

I switch the zho.ini and chi.ini, so now Simplified Chinese = "zho.ini" and Traditional Chinese = "chi.ini" as the post said.

I'll bet that the designer takes "zho" to mean simplified Chinese and "chi" to mean traditional Chinese. Reason: "zhong" is a mainland-style "Pinyin" transcription, and in regions where traditional Chinese is used (such as Taiwan and Hong Kong), "Pinyin" is not the default phonetic system. – user4086

[inxomnyaa]

Ok cool 👍 😊