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Subject: Re: [boost] [locale] Formal review of Boost.Locale library starts tomorrow
From: Artyom (artyomtnk_at_[hidden])
Date: 2011-04-16 04:07:14
> > Another point is that boost::format throws on almost any error while
> > boost::locale::format ignores error (as you don't want a translator
> > to crash the program)
> >
>
> Hmmm...is there at least some convenient mechanism for the user to detect
> errors encountered by boost::locale::format after boost::locale::format has
> returned?
>
> Could the error behavior be specified in the call to boost::locale::format?
>
I explain, the error of for example missing parameter is almost never
a error, consider following:
format(translate("Passed {1} day", "Passed {1} days",n)) % n;
Now in Hebrew it would have 3 plural forms: single, dual and plural
×¢×ר ××× {1}â /passed {1} day
×¢××¨× ×××××× /passed two-days when "two-days" is a single world - no
parameter used
×¢××¨× {1} ×××× / passed {1} days
So missing parameter is ok in localization context, while boost::format throws
unless you do something specific.
Artyom
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