--- On Mon, 6/28/10, MightyByte <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> My current recommendation would be to use a different
> approach. A
> post-run hook seems like the simplest way to do this.
> You might do
> something like the following:
>
> postRun :: Monad m => Map String String -> Template
> -> m Template
> postRun stringLangs t = return $ map (mapAllTags translate)
> t
> where
> translate str = fromMaybe str $ Map.lookup
> str stringLangs
>
> ...and then use (addPostRunHook postRun) when you
> initialize your TemplateState.
>
> If you don't want to incur the (small?) performance penalty
> of the
> post-run hook, you could use an on-load hook and then make
> sure all
> your dynamic splices generate strings that are translated
> correctly.
>
> Does this make sense?
>
Yes, I think so if this approach allows localised strings to have embedded
tags. The web app I am currently using just uses %s and sprintf when inserting
parameters into localised strings. But this approach seems primitive given the
XML power of Heist. So I want to include tags (which always rennder to
bytestrings) instead.
Kevin
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