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If you speak another language and would like to contribute to the
Duration library, you can contribute largely by writing short
translation files!

You can install Duration like-so:
$ gem install -r duration (may need to be root)

The default English localization can be used as a sample reference to
building your own. Currently there are two localizations, English and
Korean.

The English localization can be found at:
http://pastie.caboo.se/131325

Thanks in advance to anyone who comes up with translations
Also, since I can't verify the correctness of anyone's translations, I
would also appreciate any feedback it (because I only speak two languages).

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Matthew Harris
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|Matthew Harris|

MH> The English localization can be found at:
MH> http://pastie.caboo.se/131325
Other languages may have more than 1 plural form. See for example
http://archives.mandrivalinux.com/co...2/msg00010.php

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I. P. 2007-12-21T20:42

Le 21 décembre 2007 à 15:30, Matthew Harris a écrit :

> The default English localization can be used as a sample reference to
> building your own. Currently there are two localizations, English and
> Korean.

French is quite straightforward :

class Duration
module Localizations
# French localization
module French
LOCALE = :french
PLURALS = %w(secondes minutes heures jours semaines)
SINGULARS = %w(seconde minute heure jour semaine )
FORMAT = proc do |duration|
str = duration.format('%w %~w, %d %~d, %h %~h, %m %~m, %s %~s')
str.sub(/^0 [a-z]+,?/i, '').gsub(/ 0 [a-z]+,?/i, '').chomp(',').sub(/, (\d+ [a-z]+)$/i, ' et \1').strip
# Produit un message du genre :
# 10 semaines, 2 jours, 3 heures, 4 minutes et 5 secondes
end
end
end
end

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Matthew Harris wrote:
> If you speak another language and would like to contribute to the
> Duration library, you can contribute largely by writing short
> translation files!
>
dutch.rb is attached.

Attachments:
http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment/1190/dutch.rb

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Polish should be simple too, problem might be "Å„" which is polish
diacritical.

http://pastie.caboo.se/131743

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> Also, since I can't verify the correctness of anyone's translations, =20=

> I would also appreciate any feedback it (because I only speak two =20
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http://pastie.caboo.se/136835

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