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Multilingual Code Localization Guide

Learn how to localize your code for different languages like Bengali (bn) using gettext functions in PHP. Initialize language, set locale, and bind text domains for seamless translation.

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Multilingual Code Localization Guide

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  1. CS 297, Spring’08 Prepared By: Farzana Forhad Prepared For: Dr. Chris Pollett

  2. gettext source code <?php $language = 'bn'; putenv("LANG=$language"); setlocale(LC_ALL, $language); $domain = 'messages'; bindtextdomain($domain, "\www\gettext-0.17\gettext-tools\examples\hello-php\po");//"/www/htdocs/site.com/locale"); textdomain($domain); echo _("I stood in the wind"); ?>

  3. gettext source code • $language = 'bn'; here we are initializing the language variable with the language “bn” • putenv("LANG=$language"); the function putenv() sets an environmental variable here. Put the value of $language to LANG • setlocale(LC_ALL, $language); program must initialize for a specific language, and setlcale serves the purpose

  4. gettext source code • bindtextdomain($domain, "\www\gettext-0.17\gettext-tools\examples\hello-php\po"); the full pathname for the domain currently being set • textdomain ("hello-php"); the function returns the current message domain

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