intl.c File Reference

Functions
void	gcc_init_libintl ()
size_t	gcc_gettext_width ()
const char *	fake_ngettext ()
char *	get_spaces ()

Variables
const char *	open_quote = "'"
const char *	close_quote = "'"
const char *	locale_encoding = NULL
bool	locale_utf8 = false

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Function Documentation

const char* fake_ngettext

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)

size_t gcc_gettext_width

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)

Returns the width in columns of MSGSTR, which came from gettext.
   This is for indenting subsequent output.   

We don't have any way of knowing how wide the string is.  Guess
   the length of the string.   

Referenced by get_spaces().

void gcc_init_libintl

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void

)

Initialize the translation library for GCC.  This performs the
   appropriate sequence of calls - setlocale, bindtextdomain,
   textdomain.  LC_CTYPE determines the character set used by the
   terminal, so it has be set to output messages correctly.   

References close_quote, locale_encoding, locale_utf8, and open_quote.

Referenced by general_init(), main(), and print_usage().

char* get_spaces

(

)

Return the indent for successive lines, using the width of
   the STR.  STR must have been translated already.  The string
   must be freed by the caller.   

References gcc_gettext_width(), len, and memset().

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Variable Documentation

const char* close_quote = "'"

Closing quotation mark for diagnostics.   

Referenced by gcc_init_libintl(), and pp_format().

const char* locale_encoding = NULL

The name of the locale encoding.   

Referenced by gcc_init_libintl(), and identifier_to_locale().

bool locale_utf8 = false

Whether the locale is using UTF-8.   

Referenced by gcc_init_libintl(), and identifier_to_locale().

const char* open_quote = "'"

@verbatim Message translation utilities.

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Opening quotation mark for diagnostics.   

Referenced by gcc_init_libintl(), and pp_format().