Thomas,
Thank you for such a quick and detailed reply to my question. I was
originally using the directory search with a constructor like this:
$translate = new Zend_Translate('[our custom adapter]', '/path_here', null,
array('scan' => Zend_Translate::LOCALE_FILENAME));
I had several translation files in a single directory:
en.txt
de.txt
...
zh_CN.txt
zh_TW.txt
...
en and de (and any other 2-letter language code) worked fine. But the
problem was that zh_CN and zh_TW were both getting saved under the key "zh".
When I tried to access the data like this...
if($translate->isAvailable('zh_CN'))
...it would be false. So then I changed to call addTranslation once for
every language like this...
$translate->addTranslation('/path_here/zh_CN.txt', 'zh_CN');
...then when I call isAvailable('zh_CN') it would be true. Is there a
different way to support both zh_CN and zh_TW?
Thanks,
Rob
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