sword::SWLocale Class Reference

SWLocale is used for the localisation of the booknames The SWLocale is a class which holds the information of one language. More...

#include <swlocale.h>

Collaboration diagram for sword::SWLocale:


Public Member Functions
	SWLocale (const char *ifilename)
virtual const char *	getName ()
	This function is used to get the name of the languages which this object is handling.
virtual const char *	getDescription ()
	Returns: The description.
virtual const char *	getEncoding ()
virtual const char *	translate (const char *text)
virtual void	augment (SWLocale &addFrom)
virtual SWLocale &	operator+= (SWLocale &addFrom)
virtual struct abbrev *	getBookAbbrevs ()
virtual void	getBooks (char iBMAX, struct sbook *ibooks)
Private Attributes
Private *	p
SWConfig *	localeSource
char *	name
char *	description
char *	encoding
abbrev *	bookAbbrevs
char *	BMAX
sbook **	books

Detailed Description

SWLocale is used for the localisation of the booknames The SWLocale is a class which holds the information of one language.

Every language supported by SWORD has one SWLocale object, get the name of the Language using

See also:: getname of this class. Another functions useful for frontend developers is
getDescription.

Definition at line 39 of file swlocale.h.

virtual const char* sword::SWLocale::getName ( ) [virtual]

This function is used to get the name of the languages which this object is handling.

virtual const char* sword::SWLocale::getDescription ( ) [virtual]

A possible example is "German".

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

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