Closed pyiso80 closed 1 year ago
Hi @pyiso80 , thanks for the contribution offer, it is much welcome. Indeed, any support for Burmese can only depend on someone contributing it, since I have no idea of the language. We also have yet to see if the structure of the package is able to accommodate the language's needs. I hope so, but I'm only acquainted with a handful of Western languages, so I wouldn't be surprised if I could not anticipate something and was caught off-guard. Anyway, I'd be happy to try. But only you can be the guide here.
I can prepare a document which would work mostly for you to "fill in" the relevant values, which I can then bring into the package itself. But it would be easier to do so if we start with a little more information. So, please take a look at \zcDeclareLanguage
documentation in the manual, and advise on how its options should be configured for Burmese (declension
, gender
, and allcaps
). It would also be nice if you could provide some examples of how a typical reference should look like. Things like: "figure 1", "tables 2 and 3", "equations 2.1 to 2.6", "chapter 3 and sections 3.2, 3.3, and 3.5" etc. In sum, give me some general idea of the form a typical reference is supposed to have.
Hi @gusbrs, I will try to get a grasp on \zcDeclareLanguage
section and get back to you. For typical references in Burmese for "figure 1", "tables 2 and 3" etc., will be provided soon as well.
I'm closing this for inactivity. Feel free to ask for a reopening, in case there's still interest.
I'd like to have Burmese language. I am willing to contribute for the language file. I'd like to know how I can get started for contribution. Thanks!