Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
On Aug 12, Reinhard Pagitsch said:
I want to make my Win32 XS module ready for more than two languages.
At this time it supports german and english. To switch between these
two languages I use a function to get the language ID from the system
and then I use the correct string from a structure. But if I want to
add more languages (french, hungarian, taiwan, arabic, ... ) than I
think to use a structure would be a bad idea, isn't it?
What would be the best way to do this?
Creating include files with defines for each language? But how do I
load the correct one an runtime? Or have I to use language dll's which
are loaded at runtime? But how can I create and load this?
Perhaps you could ask for the language of choice in the process of
'make', and then s/#include LANGUAGE STUB/#include "$file.h"/ in your XS
file?
Not a good idea, because the module can be build as a ppm package. And
than all users which are downloading this having the same language as
the system where the module was build, e.g. arabic :)
regards,
Reinhard
