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Diffstat (limited to 'i18n.c')
| -rw-r--r-- | i18n.c | 33 |
1 files changed, 26 insertions, 7 deletions
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ * See the main source file 'vdr.c' for copyright information and * how to reach the author. * - * $Id: i18n.c 1.282 2006/09/16 09:08:30 kls Exp $ + * $Id: i18n.c 1.284 2006/10/08 08:50:30 kls Exp $ * * Translations provided by: * @@ -6243,12 +6243,31 @@ int I18nLanguageIndex(const char *Code) const char *I18nNormalizeLanguageCode(const char *Code) { - if (Code[0] && !isalnum(Code[0]) || Code[1] && !isalnum(Code[1]) || Code[2] && !isalnum(Code[2])) { - // ISO 639 language codes are defined as alphabetical characters, but digits are apparently - // also used, for instance for "2ch" - //dsyslog("invalid language code: '%s'", Code); - return "???"; - } + for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++) { + if (Code[i]) { + // ETSI EN 300 468 defines language codes as consisting of three letters + // according to ISO 639-2. This means that they are supposed to always consist + // of exactly three letters in the range a-z - no digits, UTF-8 or other + // funny characters. However, some broadcasters apparently don't have a + // copy of the DVB standard (or they do, but are perhaps unable to read it), + // so they put all sorts of non-standard stuff into the language codes, + // like nonsense as "2ch" or "A 1" (yes, they even go as far as using + // blanks!). Such things should go into the description of the EPG event's + // ComponentDescriptor. + // So, as a workaround for this broadcaster stupidity, let's ignore + // language codes with unprintable characters... + if (!isprint(Code[i])) { + //dsyslog("invalid language code: '%s'", Code); + return "???"; + } + // ...and replace blanks with underlines (ok, this breaks the 'const' + // of the Code parameter - but hey, it's them who started this): + if (Code[i] == ' ') + *((char *)&Code[i]) = '_'; + } + else + break; + } int n = I18nLanguageIndex(Code); return n >= 0 ? I18nLanguageCode(n) : Code; } |