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Workaround for not fully natively set up locales with native gettext...

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Set "en_US" locale first, then the locale we want for our user.
This seems to initialize gettext properly somehow, which I could see when the languages would come up briefly on settings save when changing from a supported language.
Definitely works for ga_ES on my Ubuntu system (8.10 intrepid), hopefully reasonably consistent.
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Brion Vibber 2009-10-16 17:42:27 +00:00
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@ -51,13 +51,24 @@ function common_init_locale($language=null)
function common_init_language()
{
mb_internal_encoding('UTF-8');
// gettext seems very picky... We first need to setlocale()
// to a locale which _does_ exist on the system, and _then_
// we can set in another locale that may not be set up
// (say, ga_ES for Galego/Galician) it seems to take it.
common_init_locale("en_US");
$language = common_language();
// So we don't have to make people install the gettext locales
$locale_set = common_init_locale($language);
bindtextdomain("statusnet", common_config('site','locale_path'));
setlocale(LC_CTYPE, 'C');
// So we don't have to make people install the gettext locales
$path = common_config('site','locale_path');
common_log(LOG_INFO, "binding text domain: $path");
bindtextdomain("statusnet", $path);
bind_textdomain_codeset("statusnet", "UTF-8");
textdomain("statusnet");
setlocale(LC_CTYPE, 'C');
if(!$locale_set) {
common_log(LOG_INFO, 'Language requested:' . $language . ' - locale could not be set. Perhaps that system locale is not installed.', __FILE__);
}