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head 1.1;
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comment @# @;
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1.1
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date 2006.02.01.12.01.25; author TWikiContributor; state Exp;
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branches;
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next ;
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desc
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@new-topic
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1.1
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log
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@buildrelease
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@---+ Package =TWiki::I18N=
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Support for strings translation and language detection.
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%TOC%
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---++ ClassMethod *available_languages* <tt></tt>
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Lists languages tags for languages available at TWiki installation. Returns a
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list containing the tags of the available languages.
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__Note__: the languages available to users are determined in the =configure=
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interface.
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---++ ClassMethod *get* <tt>($session)</tt>
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Constructor. Gets the language object corresponding to the current user's language.
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---++ ObjectMethod *maketext* <tt>($text) -> $translation</tt>
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Translates the given string (assumed to be written in English) into the
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current language, as detected in the constructor, and converts it into
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the site charset.
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Wraps around Locale::Maketext's maketext method, adding charset conversion and checking
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Return value: translated string, or the argument itself if no translation is
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found for thet argument.
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---++ ObjectMethod *language* <tt>() -> $language_tag</tt>
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Indicates the language tag of the current user's language, as detected from the
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information sent by the browser. Returns the empty string if the language
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could not be determined.
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---++ ObjectMethod *enabled_languages* <tt>() -> %languages</tt>
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Returns an array with language tags as keys and language (native) names as
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values, for all the languages enabled in this TWiki.TWikiSite. Useful for
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listing available languages to the user.
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---++ ObjectMethod *fromSiteCharSet* <tt>($text) -> $encoded</tt>
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This method receives =$text=, assumed to be encoded in {Site}{CharSet}, and
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converts it to a internal representation.
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Currently this representation will be a UTF-8 string, but this may change in
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the future. This way, you can't assume any property on the returned value, and
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should only use the returned value of this function as input to toSiteCharSet.
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If you change the returnd value, either by removing, updating or appending
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characters, be sure to touch only ASCII characters (i.e., characters that have
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ord() less than 128).
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---++ ObjectMethod *toSiteCharSet* <tt>($encoded) -> $text</tt>
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This method receives a string, assumed to be encoded in TWiki's internal string
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representation (as generated by the fromSiteCharSet method, and converts it
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into {Site}{CharSet}.
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When converting into {Site}{CharSet}, characters that are not present at that
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charset are represented as HTML numerical character entities (NCR's), in the
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format <code>&#NNNN;</code>, where NNNN is the character's Unicode
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codepoint.
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See also: the =fromSiteCharSet= method.
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