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\defgroup Locale The Locale module is used for localization purposes. Its main class is the Locale class that is capable of loading very simple php files containing a big array of string identifiers and their translations. The main method of the class is the Locale::tr() that given a string identifier, will return the translated version.
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Locale:: (26 méthodes):
Locale()
_loadLocaleFile()
_loadLocaleInfo()
getCharset()
getDirection()
getDescription()
getLocaleFolder()
setLocale()
getStrings()
tr()
i18n()
pr()
getLocaleCode()
getLanguageId()
getCountryId()
firstDayOfWeek()
getMonthNames()
getDayNames()
getDayNamesShort()
_getOrdinal()
getDateOrdinal()
getDayOrdinal()
formatDate()
formatDateGMT()
formatDateAsRFC822()
mergeLocale()
| Locale( $code ) X-Ref |
| Constructor. param: $code Code follows the Java naming scheme: language_COUNTRY, so |
| _loadLocaleFile() X-Ref |
| _loadLocaleInfo() X-Ref |
| getCharset() X-Ref |
| Returns the character encoding method used by the current locale file. It has to be a valid character encoding, since it will be used in the header of the html file to tell the browser which is the most suitable encoding that should be used. return: A valid character encoding method. |
| getDirection() X-Ref |
| returns the direction in which this language is written. Possible values are, as with the html standard, "rtl" or "ltr" |
| getDescription() X-Ref |
| Returns an optional locale description string that can be included in the locale file with the other texts. return: A string describing the locale file. |
| getLocaleFolder() X-Ref |
| setLocale( $code ) X-Ref |
| Changes the locale to something else than what we chose in the first place when creating the object. param: code follows the same format as in the constructor. |
| getStrings() X-Ref |
| returns all the strings return: An array containing all the strings that this locale supports |
| tr( $id ) X-Ref |
| Translates a string param: id Identifier of the message we would like to translate |
| i18n( $id ) X-Ref |
| Alias for getString |
| pr( $id, $arg1 = null, $arg2 = null, $arg3 = null ) X-Ref |
| calls printf on the translated string. Crappy Crappy! Since it only accepts three arguments... ;) Well, if we ever need more than three, I'll change it! |
| getLocaleCode() X-Ref |
| Returns the complete code return: The Locale code |
| getLanguageId() X-Ref |
| Returns the two-character language code return: The two-character language code |
| getCountryId() X-Ref |
| Returns the two-character country code return: The two-character country code. |
| firstDayOfWeek() X-Ref |
| Returns the first day of the week, which also depends on the country return: Returns 0 for Sunday, 1 for Monday and so on... |
| getMonthNames() X-Ref |
| Returns all the months of the year return: Returns an array containing the names of the months, where the |
| getDayNames() X-Ref |
| Returns the days of the week return: Returns the names of the days of the week, where the first one is |
| getDayNamesShort() X-Ref |
| Returns the shorter version of the days of the week return: Returns an array with the days of the week abbreviated, where the first |
| _getOrdinal( $num ) X-Ref |
| Pas de description |
| getDateOrdinal( $date ) X-Ref |
| Returns the day in an ordinal format, i.e. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc (in English) return: A string with the ordinal representation of the day. |
| getDayOrdinal( $t ) X-Ref |
| Pas de description |
| formatDate( $timeStamp, $format = null, $blog = null ) X-Ref |
| Formats the date of a Timestamp object according to the given format: (compatible with PHP):<ul> <li>%a abbreviated weekday</li> <li>%A complete weekday</li> <li>%b abbreviated month</li> <li>%B long month</li> <li>%d day of the month, 2 digits with leading zero</li> <li>%j day of the month, numeric (without leading zero)</li> <li>%H hours, in 24-h format</li> <li>%I hours, in 12-h format (without leading zero)</li> <li>%p returns 'am' or 'pm'</li> <li>%P returns 'AM' or 'PM'</li> <li>%M minutes</li> <li>%m month number, from 00 to 12</li> <li>%S seconds</li> <li>%y 2-digit year representation</li> <li>%Y 4-digit year representation</li> <li>%O Difference to Greenwich time (GMT) in hours</li> <li>%% the '%' character </ul> (these have been added by myself and are therefore incompatible with php)<ul> <li>%T "_day_ of _month_", where the day is in ordinal form and 'month' is the name of the month</li> <li>%D cardinal representation of the day</li> </ul> |
| formatDateGMT( $timeStamp, $format = null, $blog = null ) X-Ref |
| Formats the date of a Timestamp object according to the given format: This function assumes that the timestamp is local and it converts it to GMT before formatting. (compatible with PHP):<ul> <li>%a abbreviated weekday</li> <li>%A complete weekday</li> <li>%b abbreviated month</li> <li>%B long month</li> <li>%d day of the month, 2 digits with leading zero</li> <li>%j day of the month, numeric (without leading zero)</li> <li>%H hours, in 24-h format</li> <li>%I hours, in 12-h format (without leading zero)</li> <li>%p returns 'am' or 'pm'</li> <li>%P returns 'AM' or 'PM'</li> <li>%M minutes</li> <li>%m month number, from 00 to 12</li> <li>%S seconds</li> <li>%y 2-digit year representation</li> <li>%Y 4-digit year representation</li> <li>%O Difference to Greenwich time (GMT) in hours (Will always be +0000)</li> <li>%% the '%' character </ul> (these have been added by myself and are therefore incompatible with php)<ul> <li>%T "_day_ of _month_", where the day is in ordinal form and 'month' is the name of the month</li> <li>%D cardinal representation of the day</li> </ul> |
| formatDateAsRFC822( $timestamp, $blog = null ) X-Ref |
| Formats a date as an RFC 822 date timestamp. |
| mergeLocale( $locale ) X-Ref |
| merges two locales |
| Généré le : Mon Nov 26 21:04:15 2007 | par Balluche grâce à PHPXref 0.7 |
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