On Fri, July 13, 2007 2:35 pm, Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
> We have started a project to make it easier to support international
> markets using PHP. A number of internationalization functions from IBM
> ICU will be made available in PHP as an extension.
I realize that my natural state is the state
So now there's going to be a PHP-ICU extension for PHP 5 and PHP 6,
and PHP 6 will have ICU built-in to such an extent that it's backwards
compatible with PHP 5?
Both extensions would be (are being) written in such a way that code
that worked on PHP 5 would work on PHP 6, with regard to the ext
On Saturday 14 July 2007, Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
> > So now there's going to be a PHP-ICU extension for PHP 5 and PHP 6,
> > and PHP 6 will have ICU built-in to such an extent that it's backwards
> > compatible with PHP 5?
>
> Both extensions would be (are being) written in such a way that code
So (from another character-set-intricacy-challenged individual),
would ICU it be analogous to the DOM functions for manipulating
XML-like structures? (The methods parentNode(), childNodes(),
appendNode(), etc. are all supposed to mean the same thing in every
language.)
I'm not sure I understand
Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> We have started a project to make it easier to support international
> markets using PHP. A number of internationalization functions from IBM
> ICU will be made available in PHP as an extension.
I notice normalization is not on your list. Would you consider
I totally lack the words to describe the awesomeness of this. Really,
really fantastic. At Agavi (http://www.agavi.org/), we've ported
parts of ICU (locale, calendar, date) to PHP and we're using it
together with CLDR data, but as you might imagine, it's awfully slow.
This new extension wil
On 7/14/07, Stanislav Malyshev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So (from another character-set-intricacy-challenged individual),
> would ICU it be analogous to the DOM functions for manipulating
> XML-like structures? (The methods parentNode(), childNodes(),
> appendNode(), etc. are all supposed to
the same) in all languages, js, c# or php. His question being: will it
be the same with this project?
Maybe not exactly the same, since even C, C++ and Java API differ
enough, but close to it - i.e. the API set would follow what ICU APIs have.
--
Stanislav Malyshev, Zend Software Architect
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Interesting question here: what about overloaded methods, especially
overloaded ctors in Calendar etc?
David
Am 16.07.2007 um 17:44 schrieb Stanislav Malyshev:
the same) in all languages, js, c# or php. His question being:
will it
be the same with this project?
Maybe not exactly the
