package WebGUI::International; =head1 LEGAL ------------------------------------------------------------------- WebGUI is Copyright 2001-2012 Plain Black Corporation. ------------------------------------------------------------------- Please read the legal notices (docs/legal.txt) and the license (docs/license.txt) that came with this distribution before using this software. ------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.plainblack.com info@plainblack.com ------------------------------------------------------------------- =cut use strict qw(vars subs); use WebGUI::Pluggable; use Module::Find qw(findsubmod); =head1 NAME Package WebGUI::International =head1 DESCRIPTION This package provides an interface to the internationalization system. =head1 SYNOPSIS use WebGUI::International; my $i = WebGUI::International->new($session, $namespace); $string = $i->get($internationalId); $string = $i->get($internationalId, $otherNamespace); $hashRef = $i->getLanguage($lang); $hashRef = $i->getLanguages(); =head1 METHODS These functions/methods are available from this package: =cut #------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 echo ( internationalId [ , namespace, language ] ) This method is used to help developers work with i18n before i18n files have been created. echo simply returns the internationId. =cut sub echo { my ($self, $id, $namespace, $language) = @_; return $id; } #------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 get ( internationalId [ , namespace, language ] ) Returns the internationalized message string for the user's language. If there is no internationalized message, this method will return the English string. =head3 internationalId An integer that relates to a message in the international table in the WebGUI database. =head3 namespace A string that relates to the namespace field in the international table in the WebGUI database. Defaults to 'WebGUI'. This parameter is deprecated and will be removed in the future. =head3 language A string that specifies the language that the user should see. Defaults to the user's defined language. If the user hasn't specified a default language it defaults to 'English'. This parameter is deprecated and will be removed in the future. =cut sub get { my ($self, $id, $namespace, $language) = @_; my $table = $self->{_table}; $namespace = $namespace || $self->{_namespace}; $language = $language || $self->{_language}; # if the requested namespace and language don't match our init params, # we don't have its table readily available, so we need to load it. if ( $namespace ne $self->{_namespace} || $language ne $self->{_language} ) { $table = $self->_loadNamespace($language, $namespace); my $message = $table->{$id}{message}; if ($message eq "" && $language ne 'English') { $table = $self->_loadNamespace('English', $namespace); return $table->{$id}{message}; } return $message; } my $message = $table->{$id}{message}; # if there is a missing message in a translation, load and cache the # english table, and get the message from there. if ($message eq "" && $language ne 'English') { $self->{_englishTable} ||= $self->_loadNamespace('English', $namespace); return $self->{_englishTable}{$id}{message}; } return $message; } sub _loadNamespace { my ($self, $language, $namespace) = @_; $language =~ s/\W//g; $namespace =~ s/\W//g; my $package = "WebGUI::i18n::".$language."::".$namespace; # with preload, everything should already be in memory, so go directly for the # variable first my $table = do { no strict 'refs'; ${"$package\::I18N"}; }; # if it wasn't there it may not be loaded or it may not be available. if (! $table) { eval { WebGUI::Pluggable::load($package); }; if ($@) { if ($language eq 'English') { $self->session->log->error("Unable to load $package"); return {}; } else { return $self->_loadNamespace('English', $namespace); } } no strict 'refs'; $table = ${"$package\::I18N"}; } return $table; } #------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 getLanguage ( [ language , propertyName] ) Returns a hash reference to a particular language's properties. =head3 language Defaults to "English". The language to retrieve the properties for. =head3 propertyName If this is specified, only the value of the property will be returned, instead of the hash reference to all properties. The valid values are "toolbar", "languageAbbreviation", "locale", and "label". =cut sub getLanguage { my ($self, $language, $property) = @_; $language ||= $self->{_language}; my $pack = "WebGUI::i18n::" . $language; WebGUI::Pluggable::load($pack); my $langInfo = do { no strict 'refs'; ${"$pack\::LANGUAGE"}; }; $self->session->log->warn("Failed to retrieve language properties because ".$@) if ($@); if ($property) { return $langInfo->{$property}; } else { return $langInfo; } } #------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 getNamespace ( ) Returns the default namespace set in the object when created. =cut sub getNamespace { my ($self) = @_; return $self->{_namespace}; } #------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 getLanguages ( ) Returns a hash reference to the languages installed on this WebGUI system. =cut sub getLanguages { my ($self) = @_; my $hashRef; for my $lang ( findsubmod 'WebGUI::i18n' ) { $lang =~ s/^WebGUI::i18n:://; $hashRef->{$lang} = $self->getLanguage($lang, "label"); } return $hashRef; } #------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 makeUrlCompliant ( url [ , language ] ) THIS METHOD IS DEPRECATED AND WILL BE REMOVED FROM WEBGUI. Manipulates a URL to make sure it will work on the internet. It removes things like non-latin characters, etc. =head3 url The URL to manipulate. =head3 language Specify a default language. Defaults to user preference or "English". =cut sub makeUrlCompliant { my ($self, $url, $language) = @_; return $url; } #------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 setNamespace ( namespace ) Set the default namespace for pulling internationalized labels. =head3 namespace The namespace to make the new default. =cut sub setNamespace { my ($self, $namespace) = @_; $self->{_namespace} = $namespace; $self->{_table} = $self->_loadNamespace($self->{_language}, $namespace); return $namespace; } #------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 new ( session, [ namespace, language ] ) The constructor for the International function if using it in OO mode. Note that namespace and languages are defaults; they may be overridden in all accessor methods, (get, getLanguage). =head3 session The current user's session variable =head3 namespace Specify a default namespace. =head3 language Specify a default language. Defaults to user preference or "English". =cut sub new { my ($class, $session, $namespace, $language) = @_; $namespace ||= 'WebGUI'; $language ||= $session->scratch->getLanguageOverride() || $session->user->get('language'); my $self = bless { _session => $session, _namespace => $namespace, _language => $language, }, $class; $self->{_table} = $self->_loadNamespace($language, $namespace); return $self; } #------------------------------------------------------------------- =head2 session ( ) Returns the internally stored session variable =cut sub session { return $_[0]->{_session}; } 1;