Comment on attachment 38166
Optionally use gettext for translations in .policy files
Review of attachment 38166:
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It might be useful to also allow gettext-domain to be specified on the <policyconfig> element, to avoid repeating it on every single <description> in the file.
::: src/polkitbackend/polkitbackendactionpool.c
@@ +1131,4 @@
> * _localize:
> * @translations: a mapping from xml:lang to the value, e.g. 'da' -> 'Smadre', 'en_CA' -> 'Punch, Aye!'
> * @untranslated: the untranslated value, e.g. 'Punch'
> + * @domain: the gettext domain for this string. Make be NULL.
Unfortunately, as far as I know, there is no gettext function which allows the locale to be specified. The other approach I can think of would be to load up the gettext catalogues manually for the desired locale, but I don’t know if APIs exist for that.
Comment on attachment 38166
Optionally use gettext for translations in .policy files
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It might be useful to also allow gettext-domain to be specified on the <policyconfig> element, to avoid repeating it on every single <description> in the file.
::: src/polkitbacke nd/polkitbacken dactionpool. c
@@ +1131,4 @@
> * _localize:
> * @translations: a mapping from xml:lang to the value, e.g. 'da' -> 'Smadre', 'en_CA' -> 'Punch, Aye!'
> * @untranslated: the untranslated value, e.g. 'Punch'
> + * @domain: the gettext domain for this string. Make be NULL.
s/Make/May/
@@ +1153,5 @@
> + {
> + gchar *old_locale;
> +
> + old_locale = g_strdup (setlocale (LC_ALL, NULL));
> + setlocale (LC_ALL, lang);
setlocale() is not thread safe. Since polkit could be being used from a thread, we *cannot* call this.
We could use uselocale() instead, which only operates on the current thread’s locale. http:// pubs.opengroup. org/onlinepubs/ 9699919799/ functions/ uselocale. html
Unfortunately, as far as I know, there is no gettext function which allows the locale to be specified. The other approach I can think of would be to load up the gettext catalogues manually for the desired locale, but I don’t know if APIs exist for that.