> There's no reason the strings have to be hard coded into the C code. > You can pull them out into some sort of language specific file, just > like any other C program that worries about i18n.
This would mean more file I/O every time mod_mbox runs, and maybe using an external library such as gettext (quite heavy stuff for mod_mbox needs). Maybe some home-made system, but I fear that it won't be fast enough. > Honestly, that seems like a far better solution to me. XML+XSLT > seems like extreme overkill if all you want is a way to have the > strings change on a per-language basis. I did not proposed XML+XSLT as a solution to i18n problems. It is just an interesting system that can provide both templating-like mechanism and i18n facilities (still, not as clean as I would like). - Sam -- Maxime Petazzoni (http://www.bulix.org) -- gone crazy, back soon. leave message.
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