module Translating
A way to produce translated text in a ruby-program. Translations are read from a file “translations” in the program folder.
Public Class Methods
find the current language-setting and return it.
# File lib/translating.rb, line 40 def self.language() if @@lang == nil r = ENV['LANG'] if(r) @@lang = r[0, 2] elsif( File.exist?(@@lang_file) && File.readable?(@@lang_file) && File::size(@@lang_file) >= 2) File::open(@@lang_file, 'r') {|f| @@lang = f.readline} @@lang.chomp!.downcase! if @@lang end end @@lang = 'en' if !@@lang end
Translate a string to the currently set langage. Note that the argument may contain a format-string in sprintf-syntax.
# File lib/translating.rb, line 56 def self.trl(t) Translating::language() lt = @@tr[t] if(lt) lt = lt[@@lang] else # File.open('/tmp/mtf', 'a+') {|f| f << t << "\n"} puts "\nTRANSLATION MISSING: \"" << t << "\"" end lt ||= t return lt end
Translate in the given string only those words for which a translation is found. This is useful for mixed content like dates: “Friday, 8. July 2011”. As the order changes with the locale, alphabetic content is matched and the remainder discarded.
# File lib/translating.rb, line 81 def self::trl_words(str) n_str = str.clone loop do m = str.match(/[[:alpha:]]+/) break if !m str.gsub!(m.to_s, '') n_str.gsub!(m.to_s, trl(m.to_s)) end return n_str end
Public Instance Methods
Translate a string to the currently set langage. Note that the argument may contain a format-string in sprintf-syntax.
# File lib/translating.rb, line 72 def trl(t ) Translating::trl(t) end
Translate in the given string only those words for which a translation exists. This is useful for mixed content like dates: “Friday, 8. July 2011”. As the order changes with the locale, alphabetic content is matched and the remainder discarded.
# File lib/translating.rb, line 96 def trl_words(str) Translating::trl_words(str) end