NAME

Locale::Utils::PlaceholderMaketext - Utils to expand maketext palaceholders

$Id: PlaceholderMaketext.pm 362 2011-11-11 08:27:22Z steffenw $

$HeadURL: https://perl-gettext-oo.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/perl-gettext-oo/Locale-Utils-PlaceholderMaketext/trunk/lib/Locale/Utils/PlaceholderMaketext.pm $

VERSION

0.001

SYNOPSIS

use Locale::Utils::PlaceholderMaketext;

my $obj = Locale::Utils::PlaceholderMaketext->new(
    # optional strict switch
    strict         => 1,
    # optional fromatter code
    formatter_code => sub { ... },
    # space between number and singular/plural at function quant
    space          => "\N{NO-BREAK SPACE}",
);

$expanded = $obj->expand_maketext($text, @args);

DESCRIPTION

Utils to transform text from maketext to gettext style and reverse. Utils to expand placeholders in maketext or gettext style.

Locale::Maketext encapsulates the expander. To use the expander in other modules it is not possible. Use this module instead. Use method formatter_code and feel free how to format numerics. Use method sapce to prevent the linebreak bitween number and singular/plural.

SUBROUTINES/METHODS

method maketext_to_gettext

Maps maketext strings with

[_1]
[quant,_2,singular]
[quant,_3,singular,plural]
[quant,_4,singular,plural,zero]
[*,_5,singular]
[*,_6,singular,plural]
[*,_7,singular,plural,zero]

inside to

%1
%quant(%2,singluar)
%quant(%3,singluar,plural)
%quant(%4,singluar,plural,zero)
%*(%5,singluar)
%*(%6,singluar,plural)
%*(%7,singluar,plural,zero)

inside.

$gettext_string = $obj->maketext_to_gettext($maketext_string);

This method can called as class method too.

$gettext_string
    = Locale::Utils::PlaceholderMaketext->maketext_to_gettext($maketext_string);

method gettext_to_maketext

It is the same like method maktetext_to_gettext only the other direction.

$maketext_string = $obj->gettext_to_maketext($gettext_string);

This method can called as class method too.

$maketext_string
    = Locale::Utils::PlaceholderMaketext->gettext_to_maketext($gettext_string);

method space, reset_space

Set the space bitween number and singular/plural. Prevent the linebreak after the number using no-break space. The default of space is q{ }.

$obj->space( "\N{NO-BREAK SPACE}" ); # unicode example
$obj->reset_space; # to reset to the default q{ }

method strict

If strict is true: For normal replacement undef will be converted to q{}. For quant undef will be converted to 0.

$obj->strict(1); # boolean true or false;

method formatter_code, clear_formatter_code

If it is needed to localize e.g. the numerics than describe this in a code reference.

my $coderef = sub {
    my ($value, $type, $function_name) = @_;

    # $value is never undefined
    # $type is 'numeric' or 'string'
    # $function_name is 'quant' or undef
    ...

    return $value;
};
$obj->formatter_code($code_ref);

Than method expand_maketext and expand_gettext will run this code before the substitution of placeholders.

To switch off this code - clear them.

$obj->clear_formatter_code;

method expand_maketext

Expands strings containing maketext placeholders.

maketext style:

[_1]
[quant,_1,singular]
[quant,_1,singular,plural]
[quant,_1,singular,plural,zero]
[*,_1,singular]
[*,_1,singular,plural]
[*,_1,singular,plural,zero]

   $expanded = $obj->expand_maketext($maketext_text, @args);

method expand_gettext

Expands strings containing gettext placeholders.

gettext style:

%1
%quant(%1,singular)
%quant(%1,singular,plural)
%quant(%1,singular,plural,zero)
%*(%1,singular)
%*(%1,singular,plural)
%*(%1,singular,plural,zero)

   $expanded = $obj->expand_maketext($gettext_text, @args);

EXAMPLE

Inside of this distribution is a directory named example. Run the *.pl files.

DIAGNOSTICS

none

CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT

none

DEPENDENCIES

Moose

MooseX::StrictConstructor

namespace::autoclean

syntax

Scalar::Util

INCOMPATIBILITIES

not known

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

not known

SEE ALSO

Locale::Maketext

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gettext

AUTHOR

Steffen Winkler

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2011, Steffen Winkler <steffenw at cpan.org>. All rights reserved.

This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.