Could someone add <span class="searchmatch">data</span> for Anglo-Norman, which has the ISO 639-<span class="searchmatch">3</span> code xno, please? I think the required text is: m["xno"] = { names = {"Anglo-Norman"}...
Moved useful stuff from Template talk:zh-usex, Template talk:zh-<span class="searchmatch">x</span>, Module talk:zh-usex/<span class="searchmatch">data</span> @Wyang could you help me please with this silliness? I just need...
letters generally found only in proper nouns and loanwords (C, F, J, Ñ, Q, V, <span class="searchmatch">X</span>, Z). TagaSanPedroAko (talk) 22:44, 9 July 2023 (UTC) @TagaSanPedroAko: Done...
would use apostrophe for acute, and maybe _^ for nonsyllabic diacritic, as in <span class="searchmatch">X</span>-SAMPA. Not sure about grave; you could use \, which would be easier to type...
you've got a sequence of <span class="searchmatch">x</span> script code points in <span class="searchmatch">language</span> y, are there multiple sequences of Latin code points that the sequence of <span class="searchmatch">x</span> script code points should...
generic <span class="searchmatch">language</span> code "msa" (Malayan <span class="searchmatch">languages</span>) defined in ISO 639-<span class="searchmatch">3</span> or the more specific "ors", "orn", "jak", "tmw" can be used for these four <span class="searchmatch">languages</span>. These...
Months ago, the "kong" I had in mind was 工, but the boomers or middle-aged gen <span class="searchmatch">X</span> people being talked to about this syllable have some vague level of idea describing...
difference that would make is foo(<span class="searchmatch">x</span>) versus <span class="searchmatch">x</span>:foo(). --WikiTiki89 20:26, 4 December 2013 (UTC) You mean m_<span class="searchmatch">languages</span>.foo(<span class="searchmatch">x</span>). So the latter is actually shorter...
30 August 2020 (UTC) I personally would find it a lot more useful if the (<span class="searchmatch">x</span> politics) labels pointed to the corresponding Wikipedia articles (e.g. (Swiss...
added snmjk, sncjk, snmjk+. Because I'm using <span class="searchmatch">3</span> letters, the "sn<span class="searchmatch">X</span>" parameter will not display (the "as<span class="searchmatch">X</span>" parameter works fine). Would you mind fixing...