After upgrading to OS X 10.6, I\'ve had all kinds of peculiar issues relating to MacPorts, but most of those have been resolved by simply rebuilding the libraries as required. There is one issue that
I found most of the structure of .po files at the GNU Gettext manual. But the manual doesn\'t say开发者_StackOverflow社区 anything about how to set a header.
Here is example initial_data.json. I want开发者_运维技巧 let django store value from column \'name\' into translation file. So later, when value is printed somewhere, it could use its translated value
I\'ve been learning a bit of gettext but I can\'t grasp those two functions. I\'ve been wondering if I could use multiple translations in a APP written in PHP. Fo开发者_运维百科r an instance, I\'ve 1)
Why does this Django code use _ in front o开发者_开发问答f \'has favicon\' has_favicon = models.BooleanField(_(\'has favicon\'))
I\'m looking for service like http://translations.launchpad.net for localization my app into different languages (based on the gettext) with a开发者_C百科 team work support.
So I started messing around with gettext but I\'m still puzzled about certain things, would be great if anyone could help me out and fill in the gaps for me.
My current implementation, which is array based stores keys and values in a dictionary, example: $arr = array(
Is it possible to use GNU gettext with MS Visual C++? Does someone know where to find a sample project that compiles under Visual C++?
How can I compile a .po file using xgettext with PHP files with a single command recursively? M开发者_开发技巧y PHP files exist in a hierarchy, and the straight xgettext command doesn\'t seem to dig
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