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  • Hash : 60587d6e
    Author : Daniel Veillard
    Date : 2010-11-04T15:16:27

    606592 update language ID parser to RFC 5646
    
    Mostly except we keep support for some older constructs and
    don't implement extension or privateuse. It's messy because
    it's used mostly by XSD datatype which itself reference RFC 3066
    and suggests a lexical space completely different from what
    5646 defines.
    

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