Interesting question here: what about overloaded methods, especially
overloaded ctors in Calendar etc?
David
Am 16.07.2007 um 17:44 schrieb Stanislav Malyshev:
the same) in all languages, js, c# or php. His question being:
will it
be the same with this project?
Maybe not exactly the
the same) in all languages, js, c# or php. His question being: will it
be the same with this project?
Maybe not exactly the same, since even C, C++ and Java API differ
enough, but close to it - i.e. the API set would follow what ICU APIs have.
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Stanislav Malyshev, Zend Software Architect
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On 7/14/07, Stanislav Malyshev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So (from another character-set-intricacy-challenged individual),
> would ICU it be analogous to the DOM functions for manipulating
> XML-like structures? (The methods parentNode(), childNodes(),
> appendNode(), etc. are all supposed to
I totally lack the words to describe the awesomeness of this. Really,
really fantastic. At Agavi (http://www.agavi.org/), we've ported
parts of ICU (locale, calendar, date) to PHP and we're using it
together with CLDR data, but as you might imagine, it's awfully slow.
This new extension wil
Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> We have started a project to make it easier to support international
> markets using PHP. A number of internationalization functions from IBM
> ICU will be made available in PHP as an extension.
I notice normalization is not on your list. Would you consider
So (from another character-set-intricacy-challenged individual),
would ICU it be analogous to the DOM functions for manipulating
XML-like structures? (The methods parentNode(), childNodes(),
appendNode(), etc. are all supposed to mean the same thing in every
language.)
I'm not sure I understand
On Saturday 14 July 2007, Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
> > So now there's going to be a PHP-ICU extension for PHP 5 and PHP 6,
> > and PHP 6 will have ICU built-in to such an extent that it's backwards
> > compatible with PHP 5?
>
> Both extensions would be (are being) written in such a way that code
So now there's going to be a PHP-ICU extension for PHP 5 and PHP 6,
and PHP 6 will have ICU built-in to such an extent that it's backwards
compatible with PHP 5?
Both extensions would be (are being) written in such a way that code
that worked on PHP 5 would work on PHP 6, with regard to the ext
On Fri, July 13, 2007 2:35 pm, Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
> We have started a project to make it easier to support international
> markets using PHP. A number of internationalization functions from IBM
> ICU will be made available in PHP as an extension.
I realize that my natural state is the state
Hi all!
We have started a project to make it easier to support international
markets using PHP. A number of internationalization functions from IBM
ICU will be made available in PHP as an extension.
This project targets both PHP 5 and PHP 6. The goal is to support the
most useful i18n servic
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