Currently, strip-linguas always left pad a space to $LINGUAS. This prevents me from easily transform the space-separated list into a comma-separated list (i.e. ${LINGUAS// /,}), since the extra space at the front will get converted into a comma. Of course, I can just strip out the first char, but I guess the better solution is to fix this behavior in strip-linguas.
Created attachment 51823 [details, diff] Proposed patch
this works too right ? - export LINGUAS="${newls}" + export LINGUAS=${newls:1}
Yes, that works too. (My shell scripting is not very good, to say the least :P)
np, it's more of an art form ... just takes time :) fixed in cvs