6 packages tagged with “639”
Implementation of the ISO-639 standard for language codes, with database of languages generated from the official tables
A library that provides access to ISO standards, including ISO 639 (language codes), ISO 3166 (country codes), and ISO 4217 (currency codes).
Data Standardizer provides implementations of various internationally recognised standards in data processing, covering topics ranging from languages to currencies and geographical entities. With strongly-typed enumerations for each standard (where applicable) or other targeted data types, you can represent these elements in your code such that errors with invalid values are minimised. Supports use of ISO 639, "Codes for the representation of names of languages" parts 1, 2, 3 & 5.
Contains a full list of languages as per ISO-639-2
Data Standardizer provides implementations of various internationally recognised standards in data processing, covering topics ranging from languages to currencies and geographical entities. With strongly-typed enumerations for each standard (where applicable) or other targeted data types, you can represent these elements in your code such that errors with invalid values are minimised. Includes: - Supports use of ISO 639, "Codes for the representation of names of languages" parts 1, 2, 3 & 5. - Supports use of ISO 15924, "Codes for the representation of names of scripts".
A library offering access to a wide range of ISO standards, such as ISO 639 (language codes), ISO 3166 (country codes), and ISO 4217 (currency codes). How to use the functions on namespace **HT.ISO** as follows: - Country codes: ISO3166.Countries; - Language codes: ISO639.Languages; - Currency codes: ISO4217.Currencies; You can use LINQ to select and filter data as follows: var country = ISO3166.Countries.FirstOrDefault(d => d.Alpha2 == "VN");