Title: i18n again
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Thanks
a lot
GD
Currently there is no way to do it.
It was in my todo list for a long time and probably
someday or someone will implement multiple dictionary support (or dictionary
include/import) capabilities. I'll take a look at it if I have
time.
Another possibility is to use aggregation of dictionaries
and use 'cocoon:/' protocol to specify the catalogue location.
Konstantin
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Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003
04:38
Subject: RE: i18n again
Thanks. I had a look there and also applied it!
I
have a question, can i have a common.xml and common_xx.xml including common
vocabularies that will be used in many files!! (the example uses aggregate
to get it) but in case i dont use aggregate, so how can i use??? (i dont
want to copy and paste common vocabularies in for example search_xx.xml,
edit_xx.xml . . .)
Thanks a lot in advance
GD
Again, please take a look at i18n samples (either in
2.0.3 or 2.1 versions) and you'll see that it's possible to specify the
message catalogue name on pipeline level, so you can have different
pipelines using different message catalogues. In i18n samples there are
two message catalogues: messages_xx.xml and menu_xx.xml and they are used
in different pipelines.
Konstantin
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003
06:32
Subject: i18n again
Hi all,
I have rather large messages files!!!!! Can i have any
way to define many messages for each language???
My messages_en.xml contains too many data! and i dont want a too
large message, because it is very hard to managed and supervised! now i
want to separate into number of messages such as messages_en_1.xml
messages_en_1_1.xml . . . . can i do something like that or can i
separate into small files to manage clearer?
Thanks a lot in advance
GD
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