David Krings wrote:
Hi!
function and a short array name will condense the calls. It is not as
short as _(), well, I could name my function _, but I don't think that
is a good idea. Maybe ~() or €() isn't taken yet. The other disadvantage
I found that PHP doesn't like ~ as a function name, but € is fine. After
reading in the ini file or a portion of it I can now craft echos as such
echo €(123456, $l, "This is the default string.");
with the integer being the numeric key (alphanumeric would work as well, but
with alphas in the key spellchecking the ini string file is a pita), $l the
array that contains the string for the current script, and the optional string
being a default text if the requested string is not found.
I may get back to it and refine the € function to pass things like a number or
a date along that then needs to be inserted into the correct position, but I
will see if I need this for my app. If anyone is interested in the functions
let me know and I'll post them.
So long, gettext, maybe next time....
David
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