locales.gni

# Copyright 2014 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.

# Chrome on iOS only ships with a subset of the locales supported by other
# version of Chrome as the corresponding locales are not supported by the
# operating system (but for simplicity, the corresponding .pak files are
# still generated).
if (is_ios) {
  ios_unsupported_locales = [
    "am",
    "bn",
    "et",
    "fil",
    "gu",
    "kn",
    "lv",
    "ml",
    "mr",
    "sl",
    "sw",
    "ta",
    "te",
  ]
}

# Note: keep in sync with below.
locales = [
  "am",
  "ar",
  "bg",
  "bn",
  "ca",
  "cs",
  "da",
  "de",
  "el",
  "en-GB",
  "en-US",
  "es",
  "et",
  "fa",
  "fi",
  "fil",
  "fr",
  "gu",
  "he",
  "hi",
  "hr",
  "hu",
  "id",
  "it",
  "ja",
  "kn",
  "ko",
  "lt",
  "lv",
  "ml",
  "mr",
  "ms",
  "nb",
  "nl",
  "pl",
  "pt-PT",
  "ro",
  "ru",
  "sk",
  "sl",
  "sr",
  "sv",
  "sw",
  "ta",
  "te",
  "th",
  "tr",
  "uk",
  "vi",
  "zh-CN",
  "zh-TW",
]

# Chrome on iOS uses different names for "es-419" and "pt-BR" (called
# respectively "es-MX" and "pt" on iOS).
if (!is_ios) {
  locales += [
    "es-419",
    "pt-BR",
  ]
} else {
  locales += [
    "es-MX",
    "pt",
  ]

  ios_packed_locales = locales - ios_unsupported_locales
}

locales_with_fake_bidi = locales + [ "fake-bidi" ]

# Same as the locales list but in the format Mac expects for output files:
# it uses underscores instead of hyphens, and "en" instead of "en-US".
locales_as_mac_outputs = [
  "am",
  "ar",
  "bg",
  "bn",
  "ca",
  "cs",
  "da",
  "de",
  "el",
  "en_GB",
  "en",
  "es",
  "et",
  "fa",
  "fi",
  "fil",
  "fr",
  "gu",
  "he",
  "hi",
  "hr",
  "hu",
  "id",
  "it",
  "ja",
  "kn",
  "ko",
  "lt",
  "lv",
  "ml",
  "mr",
  "ms",
  "nb",
  "nl",
  "pl",
  "pt_PT",
  "ro",
  "ru",
  "sk",
  "sl",
  "sr",
  "sv",
  "sw",
  "ta",
  "te",
  "th",
  "tr",
  "uk",
  "vi",
  "zh_CN",
  "zh_TW",
]

# Chrome on iOS uses different names for "es-419" and "pt-BR" (called
# respectively "es-MX" and "pt" on iOS).
if (!is_ios) {
  locales_as_mac_outputs += [
    "es_419",
    "pt_BR",
  ]
} else {
  locales_as_mac_outputs += [
    "es_MX",
    "pt",
  ]

  ios_packed_locales_as_mac_outputs =
      locales_as_mac_outputs - ios_unsupported_locales
}