A
arton
Hi all
I've just released NLize.
NLize is an extended library that converts Ruby's error messages into
native language using Ruby-GetText.
At this time, it only supports x86 Ruby (I've tested on Vista x86 with
msvc-60 and OS X 10.5 with x86 ruby), and has only ja/rubymsg.po and mo.
But already I've extracted the messages into pot file, so you can change
ruby's message into your native language with some translation effort
and some Ruby-GetText knowledge.
The repositry already has Rakefile with update_po, make_mo task and
creating gem task.
The usage is very simpl, you only need to put "require 'nlize'" line on
your top of the script, or invoking ruby with -rnlize option. Of course
if you'll install it with gem, prior loading RubyGems is required.
I think it's useful for novice programmer, so anyone who teaches ruby to
his students, co-workers etc, may have some interrest for it.
The sources are pushed in github.
http://github.com/arton/nlize/wikis
Any suggestions, patches, pull requests are welcome.
Cheers.
I've just released NLize.
NLize is an extended library that converts Ruby's error messages into
native language using Ruby-GetText.
At this time, it only supports x86 Ruby (I've tested on Vista x86 with
msvc-60 and OS X 10.5 with x86 ruby), and has only ja/rubymsg.po and mo.
But already I've extracted the messages into pot file, so you can change
ruby's message into your native language with some translation effort
and some Ruby-GetText knowledge.
The repositry already has Rakefile with update_po, make_mo task and
creating gem task.
The usage is very simpl, you only need to put "require 'nlize'" line on
your top of the script, or invoking ruby with -rnlize option. Of course
if you'll install it with gem, prior loading RubyGems is required.
I think it's useful for novice programmer, so anyone who teaches ruby to
his students, co-workers etc, may have some interrest for it.
The sources are pushed in github.
http://github.com/arton/nlize/wikis
Any suggestions, patches, pull requests are welcome.
Cheers.