Class | ActionController::Base |
In: |
lib/gettext_rails/action_controller.rb
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Parent: | Object |
Append a block which is called after initializing gettext on the each WWW request.
The GetText.locale is set the locale which bound to the textdomains when gettext is initialized.
(e.g.1)
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base after_init_gettext {|controller| L10nClass.new(GetText.locale) } init_gettext "foo" # ... end
(e.g.2)
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base def sample_foo L10nClass.new(GetText.locale) end after_init_gettext :sample_foo init_gettext "foo" # ... end
Append a block which is called before initializing gettext on the each WWW request.
(e.g.1)
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base before_init_gettext{|controller| p "before_init_gettext is called." } init_gettext "myapp" # ... end
(e.g.2)
class ApplicationController < ActionController::Base def sample_foo p "sample_foo is called." end before_init_gettext :sample_foo init_gettext "myapp" # ... end
Bind a ‘textdomain’ to all of the controllers/views/models. Call this instead of GetText.bindtextdomain.
locale is searched the order by params["lang"] > "lang" value of QUERY_STRING > "lang" value of Cookie > HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE value > Default locale(en). And the charset is set order by "the argument of bindtextdomain" > HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET > Default charset(UTF-8). Refer Ruby-Locale for more details.
If you want to separate the textdomain each controllers, you need to call this function in the each controllers.
app/controller/blog_controller.rb:
class BlogController < ApplicationController init_gettext "blog" : end