Ouch. That is good to know.
We ended up not doing the localization work anyway. The customer
wanting it didn't want to fund it.
We have no C++ code, but tons of C code (some around 30 years old)
which would need this if the idea ever comes 'round again.
--Robert
On Jun 15, 2009, at 4:13 PM, Pete French wrote:
I would concur, but IIRC from when I looked at it a couple of years
ago, there is basically a pure C API and a C++ API side-by-side. The
Just to save you some time, don't use the C API, as it doesnt work
properly. I went through this a couple of weeks ago. Did a C version,
got odd results, and ended up recoding the lot in C++ with C wrappers
to interface to Obj-C. That works a lot better (much as I hate C++)
I was doing transliterations, so I have no idea if the C API would
work
ffor other things, but my experinece was that it wasn't any good.
Subtle
wrong results, the worst kind of bug!
-pete.
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