locale: Add support for localized string list
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// A string localized into multiple locales.
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// A string localized into multiple locales.
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export type string = [](locale, str);
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export type string = [](locale, str);
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// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- //
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// The matching is done as follows. If LC_MESSAGES is of the form
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// lang_COUNTRY.ENCODING@MODIFIER, then it will match a key of the form
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// lang_COUNTRY@MODIFIER. If such a key does not exist, it will attempt to match
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// lang_COUNTRY followed by lang@MODIFIER. Then, a match against lang by itself
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// will be attempted. Finally, if no matching key is found the required key
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// without a locale specified is used. The encoding from the LC_MESSAGES value
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// is ignored when matching.
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//
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// If LC_MESSAGES does not have a MODIFIER field, then no key with a modifier
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// will be matched. Similarly, if LC_MESSAGES does not have a COUNTRY field,
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// then no key with a country specified will be matched. If LC_MESSAGES just has
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// a lang field, then it will do a straight match to a key with a similar value.
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// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- //
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// Selects the most appropriate localized version of a [[string]] given a
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// Selects the most appropriate localized version of a [[string]] given a
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// [[locale]]. The matching algorithm used is the one specified by the
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// [[locale]]. The matching algorithm used is the one specified by the
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// XDG Desktop Entry Specification, §5. If no suitable version is found, an
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// XDG Desktop Entry Specification, §5. If no suitable version is found, an
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// exact match with the C locale will be attempted. If there are none, void will
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// exact match with the C locale will be attempted. If there are none, void will
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// be returned. Memory is borrowed from the input.
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// be returned. Memory is borrowed from the input.
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export fn string_resolve(strin: string, local: locale) (str | void) = {
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export fn string_resolve(strin: string, local: locale) (str | void) = {
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// The matching is done as follows. If LC_MESSAGES is of the form
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// lang_COUNTRY.ENCODING@MODIFIER, then it will match a key of the form
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// lang_COUNTRY@MODIFIER. If such a key does not exist, it will attempt
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// to match lang_COUNTRY followed by lang@MODIFIER. Then, a match
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// against lang by itself will be attempted. Finally, if no matching key
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// is found the required key without a locale specified is used. The
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// encoding from the LC_MESSAGES value is ignored when matching.
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//
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// If LC_MESSAGES does not have a MODIFIER field, then no key with a
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// modifier will be matched. Similarly, if LC_MESSAGES does not have a
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// COUNTRY field, then no key with a country specified will be matched.
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// If LC_MESSAGES just has a lang field, then it will do a straight
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// match to a key with a similar value.
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// lang_COUNTRY@MODIFIER
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// lang_COUNTRY@MODIFIER
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let lang_country_modifier = local;
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let lang_country_modifier = local;
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lang_country_modifier.encoding = "";
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lang_country_modifier.encoding = "";
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fn string_resolve_exact(strin: string, local: locale) (str | void) = {
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fn string_resolve_exact(strin: string, local: locale) (str | void) = {
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for (let pair .. strin) if(equal(pair.0, local)) return pair.1;
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for (let pair .. strin) if(equal(pair.0, local)) return pair.1;
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};
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};
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// A list of strings localized into multiple locales.
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export type strings = [](locale, []str);
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// Selects the most appropriate localized version of a [[string]] given a
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// [[locale]]. See the documentation for [[string_resolve]] for more
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// information.
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export fn strings_resolve(strins: strings, local: locale) ([]str | void) = {
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// lang_COUNTRY@MODIFIER
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let lang_country_modifier = local;
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lang_country_modifier.encoding = "";
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match (strings_resolve_exact(strins, lang_country_modifier)) {
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case let result: []str => return result;
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case => void;
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};
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// lang_COUNTRY
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let lang_country = local;
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lang_country.modifier = "";
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match (strings_resolve_exact(strins, lang_country)) {
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case let result: []str => return result;
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case => void;
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};
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// lang@MODIFIER
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let lang_modifier = lang_country_modifier;
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lang_modifier.country = "";
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match (strings_resolve_exact(strins, lang_modifier)) {
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case let result: []str => return result;
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case => void;
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};
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// lang
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let lang = lang_modifier;
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lang.modifier = "";
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match (strings_resolve_exact(strins, lang)) {
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case let result: []str => return result;
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case => void;
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};
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// fallback to c locale
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match (strings_resolve_exact(strins, c)) {
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case let result: []str => return result;
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case => void;
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};
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return void;
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};
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fn strings_resolve_exact(strins: strings, local: locale) ([]str | void) = {
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for (let pair .. strins) if(equal(pair.0, local)) return pair.1;
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};
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