- Issue created by @charles belov
- 🇺🇸United States charles belov San Francisco, CA, US
Not sure whether this would be a separate issue, but the wording of:
(in the language that was used to construct this object)
Is on the technical side. It is not clear from the wording that the language that was used to construct the language object is the language that the website is built in as the primary language and not either (specifically) English or the specific language.
For example, if we have a website that was originally constructed in Danish, and the language that we are returning is Swedish, does this field refer to English, Danish or Swedish? I am guessing Danish, but I have to suss it out from the quoted language used.
I wonder whether there is a more straightforward way to express this.
- 🇮🇳India Jasjeet Kaur Brar
Hi @Charles Belov , I am totally agree with you . As the description of both Language::$name and Language::getName functions are misleading and not completely understandable . It must be update.