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4—8 Chapter 4: Using i18n and l10n in Sausalito
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Parameters
v: a pointer to a valid i18n_vars object key -- a null-terminated string indicating the variable
name
value: a null-terminated string indicating the value of the named variable.
Returns: Nothing.
void i18n_vars_destroy (i18n_vars *v)
Summary: destroys an i18n_vars object, and frees all memory associated with it.
Parameters
v: the pointer to the i18n_vars object to destroy
Returns: Nothing.
char *i18n_interpolate (i18n_handle *h, char *str,
i18n_vars *vars)
char *i18n_interpolate_html (i18n_handle *h, char *str, i18n_vars *vars)
char *i18n_interpolate_js (i18n_handle *h, char *str,
i18n_vars *vars)
Summary: These three functions provide direct access to the interpolation functionality
within the i18n library. The i18n_interpolate function does not escape it’s output at all.
The i18n_interpolate_html function performs an additional escaping expansion on the
string it returns, escaping it appropriately for use in HTML content.
The i18n_interpolate_js function performs additional escaping, similar to the
i18n_interpolate_html function, except that the string is escaped appropriately for use
in JavaScript content.
Parameters
h: a pointer to a valid i18N_handle object.
str: a null-terminated string to subject to interpolation, as described above.