In article <9504221051.AA16260@cs.few.eur.nl> pk@cs.few.eur.nl (Paul Kranenburg) writes:
>> The only thing left to do is to pick a name for the directory.
>> Something like "nls, "msg", "messages", "msgcat", ... 
>
>"nls" seems most appropriate to me.

nls is what elm and tcsh use... Also, you might note that last time I tried
it, the NetBSD nls stuff was broken for message files with multiple $set
directives. (I think that only the first set was used; the rest were ignored).

So under nls, you're planning to have "C", "german", "finnish", etc.
subdirectories?

christos