Composed code languages, such as 'Spanish, Mexican' are different
in H5P and Moodle:
- In H5P, they use '-' to separate the language from the country.
For instance: es-mx.
- However, in Moodle, they have '_' instead of '-'. For example: es_mx.
H5P editor has a folder with all supported languages in JS files.
A mechanish has been added to let users to translate them using AMOS.
That's how the translations are managed (the order how they are processed):
- If there a JS file for a language, it's loaded.
- If a string has been translated in Moodle (they are placed in
h5plib_vXXX), it will override strings loaded from the JS file.
A new plugintype has been created for having more than one installed
third-party H5P libraries. Existing libraries have been moved from
lib/h5p to the new h5plib_v124 plugin.
