On Thu, 10 May 2001, James Henstridge wrote:
> You will need a python module that wraps the gettext library (such as
> _intl) to call bindtextdomain() to tell the C level gettext library where
> the translations for that domain should be. If you call textdomain("foo")
> then you shouldn't need to use the extra domain arg to the GladeXML
> constructor.
AFAICS, James is correct. I've had this working for me before, though I
haven't tested lately, and I'm using intl.so. This is provided by Martin
Leowis' (somewhat obscure) module available at
http://www.informatik.hu-berlin.de/~loewis/python/intl-960117.tgz
I could be remembering wrong, but it does seem to use the glibc values (at
least nm shows it as such).
Take care,
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