Lynn Allan wrote:
Inquiring (newbie) minds want to know: * Does internationalization work with the windoze version of Sword?
First, ICU != i18n. We could use it for that purpose, but for the most part we do not. We use it primarily for all the basic Unicode support that should be included in standard C++ libraries but isn't, like transcoding and Unicode string objects.
The reason I ask: I'm trying to rebuild diatheke and ActiveDiatheke from "scratch", including the ICU versions. This involves libsword.icu and libsword6icu.lib
There seem to be multiple borland project files for the libraries. Most won't compile, so I suppose they are either flawed, or I don't know what I'm doing (quite likely). It troubles me that the only .bpr's that work for ICU are in a directory named "AS_IS". Once I get libsword6icu.lib to build, I'm having nothing but grief trying to build the ICU version of diatheke.
They may be flawed to Borland C++ Builder 6.0. We haven't yet switched over to 6.0 as our development platform. (If I had to predict, I would say we probably never will, since BuilderX is on its way.)
The Borland project files were done by me, so they aren't part of the official ICU distribution, so they don't have a place in the normal ICU tree, so they are provided "as_is". If/when we submit the project files to ICU for inclusion in their official tree, I strongly believe they will go in the exact same location since they are not one of their primary/supported platforms.
Does internationalization work with the windoze version? Should I "cease and desist" trying to build the "Win32 ICU Release" version? Can you tell what I'm doing wrong?
* Is there a way to let the Borland C++Builder know to use the ICU configuration? I know how to do this with VisualStudio, but only see options for "release" and "debug" for C++Builder? The compiler complains about unresolved link problems.
* Am I missing (or not seeing) a .bpr that is specifically for the ICU version of diatheke?
* Do you have to build libsword6icu.lib with Borland C++Builder 6.0, and then use VisualC++ to build the ICU version of diatheke.exe?
If you have MSVC, I don't know why you're wasting your time with Borland tools. Just build everything in MSVC.
--Chris
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