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<?php | |
session_start(); | |
if (isset($_GET["locale"])) { | |
$locale = $_GET["locale"]; | |
} else if (isset($_SESSION["locale"])) { | |
$locale = $_SESSION["locale"]; | |
} else { | |
$locale = "en_US"; | |
} | |
putenv("LANG=" . $locale); | |
setlocale(LC_ALL, $locale); | |
// name matches example.mo | |
$domain = "example"; | |
// name matches locale folder | |
bindtextdomain($domain, "Locale"); | |
bind_textdomain_codeset($domain, 'UTF-8'); | |
textdomain($domain); | |
// name matches example2.mo | |
$domain2 = "example2"; | |
// name matches locale folder | |
bindtextdomain($domain2, "Locale"); | |
bind_textdomain_codeset($domain2, 'UTF-8'); | |
// Examples: | |
// _() is an alias of gettext() | |
echo _("Let's make the web multilingual"); | |
var1 = "one"; | |
var2 = "two"; | |
echo sprintf(_("Let's use the variables %1$s and %2$s", $var1, $var2); | |
// dgettext() is similar to _(), but it also accepts a domain name if a string from a different textdomain should be used | |
echo dgettext($domain2, "Let's make the web multilingual"); | |
// ngettext() is used when the plural form is based on the count | |
echo ngettext("%d page read", "%d pages read", 1); // outputs a form used for singular | |
echo ngettext("%d page read", "%d pages read", 15); // outputs a form when the count is 15 | |
?> |
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