I´m not sure if this really makes a big difference ;)
There is a difference when you are using views:
Now you have to do it so:
<BODY>
<?php print $myclass->translate('mystring', $locale); ?>
</BODY>
With the change you can do:
<BODY>
<?php $myclass->print('mystring', $locale); ?>
<BODY>
I dont know how much views you have, but I think there is a simplification
and a benefit for the users. ;-)
It may be a small benefit for you, but a big for another one... depends on
how often you are using it.
Whats about a flag?
$tranlsate->print = true;
$tranlsate->_(....
No... a flag would break the API and you would have problems when you use
Zend_Translate not only for output generation.
Two strict seperated function are much more simpler from API's view than
having a flag.
Greetings
Thomas
I18N Team Leader
