----- Original Message ----- From: "GOMEZ Henri" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >* T1 fully supports encoding; T2 doesn't seem to be > > supporting encoding in its curent form. > > Hum, need to learn more, may be after reading your own > source. Especially Japanese (Shift-JIS) stuff... > >* T1 supports configurable start and end tokens (though, > > IIRC, it can be just one character each). T2's > > token parsing, AFAICS, is not configurable. > > ok, I'll add this two tokens quickly ;) As I said, I was merely trying to find the similarities and differences - not trying to prod you into work on it right away ;-) > >* T1 uses multiple hierarchial Resource Bundles; T2 uses > > a single xml file - I can see merits in both approach. > > T2 could use a set of xml files, not just one. > There is a not so hidden concept of domain, with a > root domain. > Each xml file concern a domain of translation and > you could search in this domain by tagging like > this __TRANS([EMAIL PROTECTED])__. > > Fallback will be in root domain (should add more configure > option here) Cool. > T2 have the same feature, since it extend MatchingTask > and use restric : Aah! I missed that, didn't I... > That's why one my idea, having Translate just an interface. > XMLTranslate could be an implementation, ditto for ResourceBundles, > and why not a JDBC implementation ? +1 to all 4. Willing to take it on? ;-) > >xtranslate does look good - but, IMHO, if you can > >integrate both these tasks into one, if feasible, > >that would be the best step forward. Let me know > >what you think. > > Let's go. I'll try to get translate and translator a > uniq task, with your benediction ;) I say, go for it! I can see the value addition you are trying to provide to this task. Cheers, Magesh **************************************************** * Doctor: A person who kills your ills by pills, * * and then kills you with his bills. * **************************************************** -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
