If you can't find the language file you're looking for in this
directory then check the IRCStats homepage if someone has sent
what you need.

In the case that you still can't find the one you want then
consider making it be yourself, it's not difficult.

Short guide for making language files
-------------------------------------

1) Make a copy of some language file that you can read and
   understand (for example english.lang).

2) Rename that file in some wise way and start editing it
   with a plain text editor.

3) Edit the few first commented lines to include information
   about yourself and the language file you're going to do.

4) Start translating each line. Words starting with a % are
   variables the IRCStats will replace. The number following
   the % indicates what it contains. %0 is always the name
   of the channel so you can use it anywhere you like. Other
   numbers have their own meaning depending of the line.
   Read what the lines says before you edit it and you'll
   probably understand how it works.

5) After you have translated every line it's time to try if
   the file still works. Save it, edit the ircstats.cfg
   (or whatever you're using) to point to that file and
   run IRCStats.

6) If you don't like the translation or there's some mistakes
   the go back to the file and edit it again and again... :)
   If the output comes with some other errors then check that
   the file was really saved in plain text and only after
   that consider contacting the author of IRCStats.

7) When the translation is finally ready and working consider
   if some other might also want to use it. It that case you
   can send it as an attachement to tst@iki.fi with some
   comments in the email and I'll add it among other translations.

Some notes about translating lines:
Remember that a language file doesn't need to be a word by word
translation of the original. In most cases it's even better when
it isn't. Since the position of variables in a line can vary,
you can change the order when needed.
