Thanks, Olivier! --Ralph > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > It does not necessarily take a lot to amuse me on a lonely Saturday > > afternoon. The following code is interesting. It shows a technique that > lets > > you "internationalize" REBOL, allowing you to at least code the word > "print" > > in six languages. Respectively: French, German, Italian, Portuguese, > > Spanish, and you should already realize that 'print' means, > well, print in > > English.<g> > > > > set [l'empreinte Druck stampa impressão impresión] :print > > This would be better (I'm french) : > > set [ imprime Druck stampa impressão impresión] :print > > I don't know other languages. Not sure about the uppercase of the german > word. In german uppercase at the beginning is for nouns. > Remember that the words must be imperative form of verbs. > > > > > Be sure to put the colon in front of the defined word you are > translating > so > > that it will not be evaluated. > > > > Have fun. > > > > > > --Ralph Roberts > > > > Olivier. > >
