readPofile: readPofile

In sigbertklinke/gettext: Implements Localization of Texts Similar to 'GNU gettext'

Description

Reads one or more PO file into the library internal translation object. If file has been created with bind then several files with different domains and languages can be read at once.

Usage

readPofile(
  file,
  lang = getOption("gettext.lang"),
  domain = getOption("gettext.domain"),
  append = FALSE,
  encoding = "UTF-8"
)

Arguments

file	character vector with file names or bind object
lang	character: language code (default: getOption('gettext.lang'), usually "en")
domain	character: text domain (default: getOption('gettext.domain'), usually NA)
append	logical: append POfile to internal translation environment or overwrite (default)
encoding	character: encoding to be assumed for input files. It is used to mark character strings as known to be in Latin-1 or UTF-8: it is not used to re-encode the input (default: "UTF-8")

Value

invisibly the internal used bind object

Note

Make sure that your PO files are stored with encoding UTF-8. You may check this under Linux with file -bi myproject.po and under Windows if you drag and drop your myproject.po to Firefox

Examples

file <- system.file("shiny", "app2", "myproject_de_DE.po", package="gettext")
# force austrian german, use default domain
readPofile(file, lang="de_AT") 
# detect language and domain from file name
readPofile(bind(file), append=TRUE)

sigbertklinke/gettext documentation built on Feb. 17, 2020, 10:37 a.m.