How to add a language to Wandora - Revision history

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Akivela: How to add language to Wandora moved to How to add a language to Wandora

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How to add language to Wandora moved to How to add a language to Wandora

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 To hide a specific topic name, open the language topic and remove '''Wandora language''' class with '''Topics > Delete from topic > Delete classes'''.
-To remove a specific language completely, remove the language topic. To remove the language permanently, you need to edit Wandora's base ontology topic map at '''build/resources/conf/wandora.xtm'''.
+To remove a specific language, remove the language topic. To remove the language permanently, you need to edit Wandora's base ontology topic map at '''build/resources/conf/wandora.xtm'''. Removing a language deletes also all variant names. Note, removing a language affects occurrences also!
 To change the order of variant name text fields, add sort name to all language topics. Alphabetical order of sort name defines the position of text field.

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 * '''Language independent''' with a subject identifier http://www.wandora.org/core/langindependent
-In order to add a language to Wandora just create a topic for the language and add '''Wandora language''' as a class to the created language topic. Wandora doesn't restrict anyhow language topics although it is a good practice to use existing naming conventions and ''published subject identifiers''. Next image views a topic '''Wandora language''' open in Wandora's [[Traditional topic panel]]. All default language topics are instances of topic '''Wandora language'''.
+To add a language to Wandora just create a topic for the language and add '''Wandora language''' as a class to the created language topic. Wandora doesn't restrict anyhow language topics although it is a good practice to use existing naming conventions and ''published subject identifiers''. Next image views a topic '''Wandora language''' open in Wandora's [[Traditional topic panel]]. All default language topics are instances of topic '''Wandora language'''.
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 To hide a specific topic name, open the language topic and remove '''Wandora language''' class with '''Topics > Delete from topic > Delete classes'''.
-To remove a specific language completely, remove the language topic. Note, to remove the language permanently, you need to edit Wandora's base ontology topic map at '''build/resources/conf/wandora.xtm'''.
+To remove a specific language completely, remove the language topic. To remove the language permanently, you need to edit Wandora's base ontology topic map at '''build/resources/conf/wandora.xtm'''.
 To change the order of variant name text fields, add sort name to all language topics. Alphabetical order of sort name defines the position of text field.

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-By default Wandora support language scopes of
+By default Wandora supports language topics
 * '''English language''' with a subject identifier http://www.topicmaps.org/xtm/1.0/language.xtm#en
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 To hide a specific topic name, open the language topic and remove '''Wandora language''' class with '''Topics > Delete from topic > Delete classes'''.
-To hide all variants select '''View > View names''' in top menu bar. Selecting the option again toggles visibility of variant names.
+To remove a specific language completely, remove the language topic. Note, to remove the language permanently, you need to edit Wandora's base ontology topic map at '''build/resources/conf/wandora.xtm'''.
 To change the order of variant name text fields, add sort name to all language topics. Alphabetical order of sort name defines the position of text field.

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	* '''Language independent''' with a subject identifier http://www.wandora.org/core/langindependent		* '''Language independent''' with a subject identifier http://www.wandora.org/core/langindependent

−	In order to add a language to Wandora just create a topic for the language and add '''Wandora language''' as a class to the created language topic. '~~''Wandora~~ language~~''' topic~~ is ~~an instance of ''~~'~~Schema type~~''' ~~topic~~. Next image views a topic '''Wandora language''' open in Wandora's [[Traditional topic panel]]. All default language topics are instances of topic '''Wandora language'''.	+	In order to add a language to Wandora just create a topic for the language and add '''Wandora language''' as a class to the created language topic. Wandora doesn't restrict anyhow language topics although it is a good practice to use existing naming conventions and ''published subject identifiers''. Next image views a topic '''Wandora language''' open in Wandora's [[Traditional topic panel]]. All default language topics are instances of topic '''Wandora language'''.

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 * '''Language independent''' with a subject identifier http://www.wandora.org/core/langindependent
-In order to add another language to Wandora just create a topic for the language and add '''Wandora language''' as a class to the created language topic. '''Wandora language''' topic is an instance of '''Schema type''' topic.
+In order to add a language to Wandora just create a topic for the language and add '''Wandora language''' as a class to the created language topic. '''Wandora language''' topic is an instance of '''Schema type''' topic. Next image views a topic '''Wandora language''' open in Wandora's [[Traditional topic panel]]. All default language topics are instances of topic '''Wandora language'''.
-To hide all topic names, open the language topic and remove '''Wandora language''' class with '''Topics > Delete from topic > Delete classes'''.
 To hide all variants select '''View > View names''' in top menu bar. Selecting the option again toggles visibility of variant names.

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	== See also ==		== See also ==

−	* [[How to add name type to Wandora]].	+	* [[How to add a name type to Wandora]].

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−	By default language scopes ~~Wandora supports are~~	+	By default Wandora support language scopes of

	* '''English language''' with a subject identifier http://www.topicmaps.org/xtm/1.0/language.xtm#en		* '''English language''' with a subject identifier http://www.topicmaps.org/xtm/1.0/language.xtm#en

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−	~~Although topic maps may contain any set of variant name and occurrence scopes Wandora shows only names that have been defined as an instance of '''Wandora language''' topic.~~ By default ~~these~~ language scopes are	+	By default language scopes Wandora supports are

	* '''English language''' with a subject identifier http://www.topicmaps.org/xtm/1.0/language.xtm#en		* '''English language''' with a subject identifier http://www.topicmaps.org/xtm/1.0/language.xtm#en