GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 160426
Locations.xml.in fixes: Serbia and Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia
Last modified: 2004-12-22 21:47:04 UTC
I'll attach a patch which does the following: 1. moves BIH cities from SCG to BIH country section 2. adds closest town name next to "Camp Bondsteel" (Urosevac, in Kosovo) 3. s/Podgorica Titograd/Podgorica/ (Podgorica was named "Titograd" around 1950-1990) 4. s/Slavonski/Slavonski Brod/ - I never heard of city "Slavonski", and relevant airport code refers to Slavonski Brod (http://www.slavonski-brod.hr/) I didn't check anything else with regards to BIH and Croatia.
Created attachment 34479 [details] [review] Locations.xml.in fixes: Serbia and Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia 2004-12-04 Danilo Šegan <dsegan@gmx.net> * Locations.xml.in: Clean up Serbia and Montenegro entries, move BIH cities into Bosnia and Herzegovina section, fix "Slavonski" (Croatia) to be "Slavonski Brod".
Davyd, ok to commit?
There's also an additional ">" in: msgid ">Crested Butte Regional Airport" I can fix that as well (s/<_name>>/<_name>/).
Danilo, so these are filed in the wrong country? Crazy stuff! Feel free to commit this, also feel free to fix the airport thing, xmllint should have picked that up as not valid though... surely?
Comment on attachment 34479 [details] [review] Locations.xml.in fixes: Serbia and Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia Davyd, I don't think "<tag>>" is invalid XML, since ">" needs not be escaped. As for country mix-ups, well, all of these once (pre-1990) used to be in a single country called "Yugoslavia", then it split, and one part continued being "Yugoslavia", only to be renamed in February 2003 to "Serbia and Montenegro". So, there's plenty of room for mix-ups there :) Anyway, marking as RESOLVED/FIXED as well.