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name = "intl"
description = "NLS thin Ada binding"
version = "1.0.1"
long-description = """
This is a small Ada library that provides NLS support by using
[gettext (3)](https://linux.die.net/man/3/gettext),
[textdomain (3)](https://linux.die.net/man/3/textdomain) and
[bindtextdomain (3)](https://linux.die.net/man/3/bindtextdomain).
When NLS is not supported or disabled, the Ada library implements the
NLS operations by using empty suitable stubs that skip the NLS transformation
and emit the English default message.
## Using the library
The first step in using the NLS library is to call the `Initialize` procedure
that handles the setup of `textdomain` and `bindtextdomain` to configure the
language according to the user's locale. The program localized messages are
stored in a catalog file that is created by `msginit (1)` and `msgfmt (1)` tools.
In most cases catalog file are identified by a unique name that must be given
to the `Initialize` procedure (below, it will be `mytool`).
```
with Intl;
...
PROG_NAME : constant String := "mytool";
...
Intl.Initialize (PROG_NAME, "/usr/share/locale");
```
To localize a message, the `"-"` function is provided to encapsulate the call
to the [gettext (3)](https://linux.die.net/man/3/gettext) method. If the message
is translated and the catalog contains it in the user's language, it will be
converted by `gettext` and the `"-"` function returns the localized message.
```
with GNAT.IO;
...
function "-" (Message : in String) return String is (Intl."-" (Message));
...
GNAT.IO.Put_Line (-("Hello world!"));
```
To build the message translation file (`PO files`), a tool can be used to extract
from the source code the default messages. This process is
explained in the [GNU gettext](https://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/manual/) documentation.
"""
authors = ["Stephane.Carrez@gmail.com"]
maintainers = ["Stephane.Carrez@gmail.com"]
maintainers-logins = ["stcarrez"]
licenses = "Apache-2.0"
website = "https://gitlab.com/stcarrez/ada-intl"
tags = ["i18n", "nls", "bindings"]
[gpr-externals]
INTL_USE_NLS = ["yes", "no"]
INTL_USE_LIBINTL = ["yes", "no"]
[gpr-set-externals."case(os)".linux]
INTL_USE_NLS = "yes"
INTL_USE_LIBINTL = "no"
[gpr-set-externals."case(os)".freebsd]
INTL_USE_NLS = "yes"
INTL_USE_LIBINTL = "yes"
# Note: for NetBSD, we could use:
# [gpr-set-externals."case(os)".netbsd]
# INTL_USE_NLS = "yes"
# INTL_USE_LIBINTL = "yes"
# Note: on MacOS and Windows, you can override this and use the NLS
# support if you install the GNU gettext package.
[gpr-set-externals."case(os)".windows]
INTL_USE_NLS = "no"
INTL_USE_LIBINTL = "no"
[gpr-set-externals."case(os)".macos]
INTL_USE_NLS = "no"
INTL_USE_LIBINTL = "no"
[configuration]
disabled = true
[origin]
commit = "881966ea8636d4f0f64bb7e59107d446f812fffa"
url = "git+https://gitlab.com/stcarrez/ada-intl.git"