On November 15, 2001 02:43 am, Hace wrote:
> On Wed, 14 Nov 2001 08:01:54 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Zak Greant) wrote:
> >Drop by http://www.php-er.com and take a look at the chapter on
> >gettext.
> >
> >I have written a complete overview of using gettext with PHP. It is
> >also Unix-centric, but it is easier to understand than the gettext
> >docs. : )
>
> Your page at:
> http://www.php-er.com/chapters/Gettext_Functions.html
> is very clear!
I am glad that it helped you!
> I have also completed the 'msgfmt' utility, so I have succesfully
> created a "binary language file" (the .mo file from the .po file)
> But.. unfortunately I still could not manage to get it work :-(
>
...
Windows may use a different environment variable to store
language information. IIRC, you can use set from a DOS window
to see what variables have been set. Try changing LANGUAGE
to LC_ALL in your PHP code.
Also, make very sure that everything is where you expect it to be.
Check that the .mo files are in the right directory, etc.
Other than that, I can't offer much more help. Try digging around on
the web for information on gettext and win32.
Good Luck!
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Zak Greant
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PS. It is best to not crosspost when asking questions like this. Just
choose one mailing list - like php-i18n or php-general.
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