The thing is that in Spain, there are some bilingual regions with their own language besides the official language. Sometimes they require that an app be in the main language (spanish) and their specifical language and the capatility to switch between them, and rarely (this case), have both simultaneosly. If in the future, we sell the same app to a customer in a different region with its own language, we will need to revise all the code to find the literals and traduce them, and worse, have to maintain different versions of the same application with the only difference of the language.
That's one of the reasons why we are looking for an optimal solution, like a way to extend the T() object. Thanks for your time. Best regards Daniel 2011/7/20 Christopher Steel <chris.st...@gmail.com> > On the one hand If you only want to display two languages at the same time > at all times then translations are not required. > > If on the other hand you want people to be able to switch between languages > like this http://voiceofaccess.org , then translations are required but > displaying both languages at the same time is not required because people > can switch languages on the fly. > > > C. > >
