package google.languages_public

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Space-separated lists of characters representative of a given language.

Used in: LanguageProto

• optional string base = 1

• optional string auxiliary = 2

• optional string marks = 3

• optional string numerals = 4

• optional string punctuation = 5

• optional string index = 6

• optional string not_required = 7

  Base characters which can be ignored when determining language support

• optional string id = 1

  Either ${lang} or ${lang}_${script}

• optional string language = 2

  BCP 47

• optional string script = 3

• optional string name = 4

• optional string preferred_name = 5

• optional string autonym = 6

  Name of language as written in that language

• optional int32 population = 7

• repeated string region = 8

• optional ExemplarCharsProto exemplar_chars = 9

• optional SampleTextProto sample_text = 10

• optional bool historical = 11

• repeated string source = 12

• optional string note = 13

A region or territory as defined in the CLDR

• optional string id = 1

  Region codes defined by CLDR

• optional string name = 2

• optional int32 population = 3

• repeated string region_group = 4

Used in: LanguageProto

• optional string masthead_full = 1

• optional string masthead_partial = 2

• optional string styles = 3

• optional string tester = 4

• optional string poster_sm = 5

• optional string poster_md = 6

• optional string poster_lg = 7

• optional string specimen_48 = 8

• optional string specimen_36 = 9

• optional string specimen_32 = 10

• optional string specimen_21 = 11

• optional string specimen_16 = 12

• optional string note = 13

• optional string id = 1

  Script codes defined by CLDR

• optional string name = 2

• optional bool historical = 3

• optional bool fictional = 4

• optional string family = 5

• optional string summary = 6

  Next = 6;