@connerdelights Thanks! @cvogt provided the inspiration. :)
Simple, and super-typesafe internationalized string support in Scala!
https://github.com/propensive/rapture-i18n …
/cc @cvogt
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@propensive@cvogt a common i18n case is to embed dates into such strings in a localized format. Have you considered this? -
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@propensive Why do you need type-safe reasoning about existence of certain translations? Don't you normally want to force all to exist? -
@cvogt Not necessarily across library (or even module) boundaries.
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@propensive how does one extract strings for translation and integrate the translated result? -
@mattchughes You mean passing the strings to a non-Scala-developer to translate? That's not really covered - everything is in Scala source. - Show replies
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@propensive@cvogt Awesome. There's so much that can be done with unicode / i18n in Scala http://www.slideserve.com/milla/folded-trie-efficient-data-structure-for-all-of-unicode …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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