Languages

Is there a way to get a list of all languages that are possible to learn? I have found the languages a character knows, but I'd like to have a list of all possible languages to compare against. Or do I need to create my own master list and add to it when/if they add new languages?

Thanks for the help.

 

I made a master list. $languageslist = array( "Ayr'Dal", "Chaos Tongue", "Death's Whisper", "Di'Zokian", "Draconic", "Druzaic", "Dwarven", "Erudian", "Faerlie", "Fayefolk", "Feir'Dal", "Froak", "Gnollish", "Gnomish", "Goblish", "Gorwish", "Guktan", "Halasian", "Kerran", "Koada'Dal", "Krombral", "Oggish", "Orcish", "Ratongan", "Sathirian", "Screechsong", "Sebilisian", "Serilian", "Stout", "Thexian", "Thulian", "Tik-Tok", "Uruvanian", "Volant", "Words of Shade", "Ykeshan" );

 

After all of my searching, I figured that's what I'd have to do. Though I am curious what language the missing numbers might refer to, for my toon who appears to have learned all the current langages

Missing are numbers 10, 11, & 32. Inquiring minds want to know.

 

So, this reminds me that Dethdlr asked me to fix something a while back. Guess I'd better get on that. Characters from Nagafen can know Lucanic, Antonica, or Argot (exile).language id="10" name="Lucanic"language id="11" name="Antonican"language id="32" name="Argot"If you want to do some searches:census.daybreakgames.com/xml/get/eq2/cha...&c:limit=10

 

Thank you for the languages of the missing numbers.

 

Is there a way to sort the languages known while retrieving the information from the datafeed?

 

I sort it using a PHP function, and then iterate through my list of KNOWN languages, to highlight which ones the character knows or doesn't know. I don't know if you can sort just the languages list.

 

Note that while language id is the same across multiple languages, there are some bogus languages in the mix, as well as non-English named languages for non-English characters.

Interesting stuff.  I wish the constants feed had languages other than English for display name...  I would love to present the Japanese characters using whatever is Japanese for "agility" rather than "agility."

 

Interesting tidbits about languages:

Each language comes in English, Russian, German, French, and Japanese.  Example:

      [1,  [ 'Halasian', 'Халасианский', 'Halasianisch', 'Halasien', 'ハラス語', ]],

      [2,  [ 'Thexian',  'Тексианский', 'Thexianisch', 'Thexien', 'ネリアック宮廷語', ]],

      [3,  [ 'Dwarven', 'Дворфийский', 'Zwergisch', 'Nain', 'ドワーフ語', ]],

      [4,  [ 'Erudian', 'Эрудитский', 'Erudianisch', 'Érudien', 'エルディン語', ]],

      [5,  [ 'Guktan', 'Гуктанский', 'Guktanisch', 'Guktan', 'ガクタ語', ]],

Language 10 and 11, have no Japanese:

      [10, [ 'Lucanic', 'Луканский', 'Lukanisch','Lucanique', nil, ]],
      [11, [ 'Antonican', 'Антониканский', 'Antonicanisch', 'Antonicain', nil, ]],


Language 32, Argot, seems to have no Japanese, French, or German players who can speak it:


      [32, [ 'Argot', 'Аргот', nil, nil, nil, ]],

I sort of suspect these three are all bogus.

 

I believe the only time those three make a difference is on the PVP servers.  Freeport players speak Lucanic but can't understand Antonican or Argot.  Qeynos players speak Antonican but can't understand Lucanic or Argot, and Exiles speak Argot but can't understand Antonican or Lucanic.  This lets them use /shout and things like that to coordinate PvP things without the other factions being able to read it.  

That being said, I don't think you DO anything to learn them, they're just based on your alignment.

I could be wrong on this but that's how I understand it to work.

 

Added Languages to constants.

 

You, sir, rock.