Fixes to avoid fragmentation in the language list

Adjustments in the language layout to make it easy to scan through
the language list and distinguish the different script groups:

* Removed the empty spacing row between groups.
* Changed the maximum number of languages in a column.
* Changed the order of script groups for better discoverability.

Change-Id: If223ae65bfec256c56d6092628b3999dfd02a119
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pginer
2012-08-13 21:54:24 +02:00
committed by Amir E. Aharoni
parent adf80d8791
commit a870263ad9
4 changed files with 29 additions and 23 deletions

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@@ -496,18 +496,18 @@ languages:
#
# The classification is roughly based on http://www.unicode.org/charts/
# with some practical corrections.
# The order of the groups affects display. It was suggested by Pau to distance
# the largest groups from one another to improve discoverability.
scriptgroups:
# Other is reserved
# Large groups, one script in each
Cyrillic: [Cyrl]
Arabic: [Arab]
# It's probalby different enough from Latin and Cyrillic, but user testing
# The group name "Other" is reserved.
# It's hard to find a better place for Goth except the Latin group.
Latin: [Latn, Goth]
# Greek is probalby different enough from Latin and Cyrillic, but user testing
# may prove otherwise.
Greek: [Grek]
# Couldn't find a better place for Goth.
Latin: [Latn, Goth]
WestCaucasian: [Armn, Geor]
# Maybe it can be unified with Arabic.
Arabic: [Arab]
# Maybe MiddleEastern can be unified with Arabic.
# Maybe Thaana can be moved here from SouthAsian.
# Maybe it can be unified with African.
MiddleEastern: [Hebr, Syrc]
@@ -522,10 +522,11 @@ scriptgroups:
# Unicode, because linguistically and geographically it's closely related to
# the Brahmic family.
SouthAsian: [Beng, Deva, Gujr, Guru, Knda, Mlym, Orya, Saur, Sinh, Taml, Telu, Tibt, Thaa]
Cyrillic: [Cyrl]
CJK: [Hans, Hant, Kana, Kore, Jpan, Yiii]
SouthEastAsian: [Batk, Bugi, Java, Khmr, Laoo, Mymr, Thai]
Mongolian: [Mong]
SignWriting: [Sgnw]
CJK: [Hans, Hant, Kana, Kore, Jpan, Yiii]
NativeAmerican: [Cher, Cans]
regiongroups: