Re: Localization, Internationalization, Multilanguatisation
alex black <[email protected]>
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> Alex, do you agree to catch include calls and transform files > on-the-fly as a 'run-time building'? I really don't love it. I would prefer functions and not preprocessing PHP - it seems wrong to have 'invalid' php in the source. > * release rc3 (last version using phing) and make some noise about it deal > * agree on definitive file structure (Manuel's proposal is good for > me) Ditto. > * implement Wim's conf draft (last point to decide: keep xml as the > textual form of confs in svn or not) Dunno. I think we have a little more conf-arguing to do. > * replace include_once by include_ndf, incldue_php, include_conf as > described in previous messages and test with transformation in these > include_* (simply exec xsltproc for php4, so not much code). Once > working we add some caching of produced files. Ok. We would obviously need heavy caching of processed files. If we do preprocess php with a special include - we must ensure that the _original_ source php is valid. I want to ensure that the string replacement, if skipped, would just result in string replacements breaking. Nothing else. > * release rc4 with a working rbac auth+perm scheme, no more phing, > and a fully sql conf + strings backend Deal.. > * call for contributions to translate everything in as many langs as > possible > * experiment unicode (mbstrings, postgres...) > * migrate exceptions to php5 > * release r3 for php4 + php5 > * drink some beer or take some holidays Yes very well said. Beer is good. Holidays are good too :) _a > > -- > Jean-Christophe Michel > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscribe-zNu2Yekbks92Brm55YPRC3dfcadvtA/[email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: dev-help-zNu2Yekbks92Brm55YPRC3dfcadvtA/[email protected] > > -- alex black, founder the turing studio, inc. 510.666.0074 [email protected] http://www.turingstudio.com 2600 10th street, suite 635 berkeley, ca 94710