[Boost-users] [boost.locale] linguistic case discrimination in translation

17 Aug 2018

      Hello Users,

I like to join two translation into a single one using the word 'and' if 
the code path require it, e.g.

      translation 1 is: "{1} error"
and  translation 2 is: "{1} warning"

if the relevant err/warn counter are both != 0 I want to combine this 
statement using the mentioned 'and'. I guess, an example teels more than 
this here:

see https://wandbox.org/permlink/HbnCLQKhHAb3eqZr or even on bottom.

Line 89 ... 94 looks too complicated to me even for the translator which 
need an own context of the intend.

I've seen a lot of dating formating flags, but nothings useful for my 
use case.

BTW; does boost.locate still using auto_ptr? I had to add the option 
'-Wno-deprecated' to rid the warnings...

Thanks,
Olaf

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#include <iostream>
#include <boost/locale.hpp>

struct context {

     std::size_t                                     error_count;
     std::size_t                                     warning_count;

     context()
     : error_count{ 0 }
     , warning_count{ 0 }
     { }
};

struct failure_status
{
     context const&                                  ctx;

     failure_status(context const& ctx_)
     : ctx{ ctx_ }
     { }

     std::ostream& operator()(std::ostream& os) const;
};

static inline
std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, failure_status const& status) {
     return status(os);
}

namespace detail {

struct error_message {
     std::size_t const count;
     explicit error_message(std::size_t count_) : count{ count_ } { }
     std::ostream& operator()(std::ostream& os) const {
         using boost::locale::format;
         using boost::locale::translate;
         if(count) {
             os << format(translate(
                   "{1} error", "{1} errors", count))
                   % count
                   ;
         }
         return os;
     }
};

std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, error_message const& err_msg) {
     return err_msg(os);
}

struct warning_message {
     std::size_t const count;
     explicit warning_message(std::size_t count_) : count{ count_ } { }
     std::ostream& operator()(std::ostream& os) const {
         using boost::locale::format;
         using boost::locale::translate;
         if(count) {
             os << format(translate(
                   "{1} warning", "{1} warnings", count))
                   % count
                   ;
         }
         return os;
     }
};

std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, warning_message const& 
warn_msg) {
     return warn_msg(os);
}

} // namespace detail

std::ostream& failure_status::operator()(std::ostream& os) const
{
     using detail::warning_message;
     using detail::error_message;
     using boost::locale::translate;

     bool const any_failure = [&] {
         return ctx.error_count || ctx.warning_count;
     }();

     if(any_failure) {
         os << error_message(ctx.error_count);
         if(ctx.warning_count) {
             os << translate(" and "); // poor translator ...
         }
         os << warning_message(ctx.warning_count);
         os << translate(" generated.");
     }

     return os;
}

int main()
{
     context ctx;
     ctx.error_count = 1;
     ctx.warning_count = 42;

     std::cout << failure_status(ctx) << "\n";
}
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[Boost-users] [boost.locale] linguistic case discrimination in translation

Olaf Peter