Std.App.Locale

23 public declarations

• about&Std.App.Locale.Catalogue -> &Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Str -> Int -> Str

  What a program says for a key about a number of things.

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• catalogueStd.App.Locale.Locale -> Std.App.Locale.Catalogue

  A catalogue written in one language.

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• Catalogue

  What a program can say, in each language it says it.

  type
• complete&Std.App.Locale.Catalogue -> &Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Bool

  Whether a language says everything the reference does.

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• fallbacks&Std.App.Locale.Locale -> &Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Array[Std.App.Locale.Locale]

  The locales to try, in order: the one asked for, the language without its

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• fillStr -> &Array[(Str, Str)] -> Str

  A message's parts filled in.

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• filled&Std.App.Locale.Catalogue -> &Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Str -> &Array[(Str, Str)] -> Str

  The same, with the parts it leaves open filled in.

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• keys&Std.App.Locale.Catalogue -> Array[Str]

  The keys the reference language names.

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• languageStr -> Std.App.Locale.Locale

  A locale with no place.

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• languages&Std.App.Locale.Catalogue -> Array[Str]

  The languages a catalogue says anything in.

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• localeStr -> Str -> Std.App.Locale.Locale

  A locale from its parts.

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• Locale

  A language, and the place where that matters.

  type
• missing&Std.App.Locale.Catalogue -> &Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Array[Str]

  The keys one language is missing against the one the messages were written

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• negotiateStr -> &Array[Std.App.Locale.Locale] -> Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Std.App.Locale.Locale

  The locale a request asked for, chosen from the ones a program has.

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• parseStr -> Std.App.Locale.Locale

  A locale read from how one is written, as `en`, `en-GB`, or `en_GB`.

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• placed&Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Bool

  Whether a locale names a place.

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• Quantity

  How many of something a message is about.

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• quantityFor&Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Int -> Std.App.Locale.Quantity

  Which form a language uses for a number.

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• render&Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Str

  How a locale is written.

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• Saying

  What a catalogue can say, written one message at a time.

  trait
• says&Std.App.Locale.Catalogue -> &Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Str -> Bool

  Whether a language says anything at all for a key.

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• text&Std.App.Locale.Catalogue -> &Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Str -> Str

  What a program says for a key, in the language it can.

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• withoutPlace&Std.App.Locale.Locale -> Std.App.Locale.Locale

  The same language without its place, which is the first thing to fall back

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