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On Sunday 26 November 2006 16:46, Harald van Dijk wrote: |
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> It's using gettext? Maybe I'm just clueless (very well possible), but I |
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> was under the impression that KDE had its own internal language |
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> handling. |
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It uses gettext's format, with gettext's utilities for building the .po files |
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in .mo, and then uses its own internal copy of gettext's functions to load |
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them. |
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There's no way to turn off the KLocale support (of course), but it's still |
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gettext that's being used for the kde-i18n packages, as that is what have |
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been used to build the package. |
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So yes, it uses its own internal language handling _and_ it still uses |
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gettext. Same would apply if a package was using the Perl implementation or |
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the Ruby bindings. |
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