After looking in the language file of resources v60 (you can find the decompiled file
here -
1502.dat) with a simple file viewer, I found the following included languages:
- Active languages - standard font: Chinese (zh), English (en)
- Active languages - latin font: French (fr), German (de), Indonesian (in), Italian (it), Japanese (ja), Korean (ko), Polish (pl), Russian (ru), Spanish (es)
- Inactive languages - standard font: Taiwan (traditional)
- Inactive languages - latin font: Czech, Dutch, Greek, Romanian, Ukrainian
I really do not know what
id stands for and why
ja and
ko are missing from the log.
How can you tell the difference between active and inactive? For active languages, the language name is followed by the language code, eg. "English en", "French fr", etc, but for inactive languages, the language code is missing and the language name is followed immediately by the translation of first string ("DND"), eg. "CzechNerušitBudík", "RomanianDND", "UkrainianНе турбуватиБудильник","繁体(台湾)勿勿擾" (that's taiwan).
The active and inactive language detection is a conclusion, after studying the language file and reading discussions in various fora. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong about it!