language name

[thiagochacon]

Maihɨki is actually abbreviated as MAL. It should be MAI.
Pira-Tapuya is actially abreviated as PLR. It should be PIR

[LinguList]

Allright, I can change all those names easily, right now, I would like to have some explicit list of the "real" names, maybe even along with their ISO code or their Glottolog-ID. So at the moment, we have:

• 'BAS',
• 'DES',
• 'KAR',
• 'KOR',
• 'KUB',
• 'KUE',
• 'MAL' [-> MAI],
• 'PLR' [-> PIR],
• 'SEK',
• 'SIO',
• 'TAN',
• 'TUK',
• 'TUY',
• 'WAN', and
• 'YUP'

If you could just provide something like this:

• MAI, Maihɨki, ISOorGlottoCode
• PIR, Pira-Tapuya, ISOorGlottCode
• ....

in this issue post, I can add the relevant information to the database and especially store it for later operations.

Note that I already corrected for MAL->MAI and PLR->PIR in the next verison.

[thiagochacon]

There you go

Barasano (Bas) (ISO code: bsn);
Desano (Des) (ISO code: des);
Karapana (Kar) (ISO code: cbc);
Koreguahe (Kor) (ISO code: coe);
Kubeo (KUB) (ISO code: cub);
Kueretu (Kue) (no current ISO code);
Maihɨki (Mai) (ISO code: ore);
Pirá-Tapuya (Pir) (ISO code: pir);
Pisamira (Pis) (no current ISO code);
Sekoya (Sek) (ISO code: sey);
Siona (Sio) (ISO code: snn);
Tanimuka (Tan) (ISO code: tnc);
Tukano (TUK) (ISO code: tuo);
Tuyuka (TUy) (ISO code: tue);
Wanano (Wan) (ISO code: gvc);
Yahuna (Yah) (ISO code: ynu);
Yupua (Yup) (no current ISO code);
Yuruti (Yur) (ISO code: yui)

[LinguList]

Cool, thanks! I'll change that once I make the next computational update
of the data.