Thank you very much for your responses.
A question comes to my mind. How do you harvest (extract) the
messages from the templates into a PO or (POT) file? Do you have to do
that manually?
I've seen a module on CPAN called Locale::Maketext::Extract which
comes with a command line utility called "xgettext.pl". This module
extracts strings from various file formats (Perl, TT, Mason, ...) and
puts them in a PO file. In its documentation, it says that :
Template Toolkit
Strings inside [%|l%]...[%END%] or [%|loc%]...[%END%] are
extracted.
That looks like "loc" would have to be a TT filter for that to work.
What do you think?
Another question => You say that the folllowing would work as well:
[% loc('some message') %]
[% 'some message' | loc %]
Is "loc" an exported function in that case? Which module exports it
then? Besides, how does "loc" know which language handle to use? I am
perplexed...
Cheers,
Ayhan
On 17 Jul, 2008, at 7:08 PM, Éric Cholet wrote:
Le 17 juil. 08 à 06:03, Tosh Cooey a écrit :
So in addition to the methods from Eric:
http://mail.template-toolkit.org/pipermail/templates/2008-July/010293.html
and Lee:
http://mail.template-toolkit.org/pipermail/templates/2008-July/010292.html
there's also this from PM: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=466269
That's just syntactic sugar though, not a new method. Once you're
using Locale::MakeText, it's easy to use
[% lh.maketext('some message') %]
[% loc('some message') %]
[% 'some message' | loc %]
depending on your aesthetic preference.
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Éric Cholet
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