On 8/6/07, Dan Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As documented at > http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/XUL_Tutorial:Property_Files , > string bundles are the normal method for holding translatable text > from Javascript files in XULRunner applications. The staff client > currently does not use string bundles; it currently uses a mix of > hardcoded strings, with reliance on some of the strings that are > converted from lang.dtd into the massive hash that is lang.js. > > This patch hopes to start changing that, by introducing string bundles > for a few small parts of the staff client -- hopefully paving the way > for conversion of more of the client to stringbundles and i18n glory. >
Patch applied. <editorializing> This is a big step, and more than a little scary because of local-file dependencies. I'd personally rather see everything become remote, other than the offline bits, but since I'm not writing the code... In any case, here's to hoping for an I18N-ized staff client in the (near-ish?) future! </editorializing> -- Mike Rylander Equinox Software, Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://esilibrary.com/
