Re: I18N - bug ?

Tommy Ipsen wrote:

Hi everybody First of all I've made a version of the danish locale for use in I18N (Have yet to send it to Wolfram!): <?php // +----------------------------------------------------------------------+

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// +----------------------------------------------------------------------+ // $Id: en.php,v 1.3 2003/01/07 11:03:32 cain Exp $ class I18N_Common_da_DK {

    var $days = array('søndag', 'mandag', 'tirsdag', 'onsdag', 'torsdag', 'fredag', 'lørdag');

    var $daysAbbreviated = array('søn', 'man', 'tir','ons','tor','fre','lør');

    var $monthsAbbreviated = array( 'Jan' , 'Feb' , 'Mar' , 'Apr' , 'Maj' , 'Jun' ,'Jul' , 'Aug' , 'Sep' , 'Okt' , 'Nov' , 'Dec' );

    var $months = array(
                            'januar',
                            'februar',
                            'marts',
                            'april',
                            'maj',
                            'juni',
                            'juli',
                            'august',
                            'september',
                            'oktober',
                            'november',
                            'december'
                        );

    var $dateFormats = array(
                            I18N_DATETIME_SHORT    =>  'j/n-y',
                            I18N_DATETIME_DEFAULT  =>  'd-M-Y',
                            I18N_DATETIME_MEDIUM    =>  'd-M-Y',
                            I18N_DATETIME_LONG      =>  'j. F Y',
                            I18N_DATETIME_FULL      =>  'l, \d. j. F Y'
                        );

    var $timeFormats = array(
                            I18N_DATETIME_SHORT     =>  'H:i',
                            I18N_DATETIME_DEFAULT   =>  'H:i:s',
                            I18N_DATETIME_MEDIUM    =>  'H:i:s',
                            I18N_DATETIME_LONG      =>  'H:i:s T O',
                            I18N_DATETIME_FULL      =>  '\k\l. H:i'
                        );

/**

    * the NUMBER stuff
    * @var    array   the same parameters as they have to be passed to the number_format-funciton
    */
    var $numberFormat = array(
                                I18N_NUMBER_FLOAT   =>  array('3',',','.'),
                                I18N_NUMBER_INTEGER =>  array('0',',','.'),
                            );

} ?> The strange thing is that one of the months doesn't translate properly: With the following code: $dateTime = new I18N_DateTime('da_DK'); $TI_Format = $dateTime->setFormat(I18N_DATETIME_FULL); for ($i=1; $i<=12;$i++) {

    echo $dateTime->format(mktime(0,0,0,$i,1,2003), $TI_Format) . '<br>';

} I get the following output: onsdag, d. 1. januar 2003 kl. 00:00 lørdag, d. 1. februar 2003 kl. 00:00 lørdag, d. 1. marts 2003 kl. 00:00 tirsdag, d. 1. april 2003 kl. 00:00 torsdag, d. 1. maj 2003 kl. 00:00 søndag, d. 1. juni 2003 kl. 00:00 tirsdag, d. 1. July 2003 kl. 00:00 fredag, d. 1. august 2003 kl. 00:00 mandag, d. 1. september 2003 kl. 00:00 onsdag, d. 1. oktober 2003 kl. 00:00 lørdag, d. 1. november 2003 kl. 00:00 mandag, d. 1. december 2003 kl. 00:00 notice the date with "July" which should have been "juli"! Does anybody have a nice explanation for this?

i changed 'juli' to 'july' a short while ago, that might be the problem ... where exactly i dont know right now but it should be easy to find i guess .. just a short side note: i will be gone for three weeks starting friday, ... just in case someone needs this info :-) -- Wolfram .. opensource @ vision:produktion ... http://opensource.visionp.de .. authentication system .... http://sf.net/projects/auth