IL10N¶

interface OCP\IL10N¶

Interface IL10N

Implemented by:	`OC\L10N\L10N` `OC\L10N\LazyL10N`
Source:	lib/public/IL10N.php#48

Methods¶

public OCP\IL10N::t($text, $parameters=[])¶

Translating

Source:	lib/public/IL10N.php#59
Parameters:	$text (string) The text we need a translation for $parameters (array \| string) default:array() Parameters for sprintf
Returns:	string Translation or the same text Returns the translation. If no translation is found, $text will be returned.
Since:	6.0.0

public OCP\IL10N::n($text_singular, $text_plural, $count, $parameters=[])¶

Translating

Source:	lib/public/IL10N.php#77
Parameters:	$text_singular (string) the string to translate for exactly one object $text_plural (string) the string to translate for n objects $count (int) Number of objects $parameters (array) default:array() Parameters for sprintf
Returns:	string Translation or the same text Returns the translation. If no translation is found, $text will be returned. %n will be replaced with the number of objects. The correct plural is determined by the plural_forms-function provided by the po file.
Since:	6.0.0

public OCP\IL10N::l($type, $data, $options=[])¶

Localization

Source:	lib/public/IL10N.php#104
Parameters:	$type (string) Type of localization $data (`DateTime` \| int \| string) parameters for this localization $options (array) currently supports following options: ‘width’: handed into PunicCalendar::formatDate as second parameter
Returns:	string \| int \| bool Returns the localized data. Implemented types: - date - Creates a date - l10n-field: date - params: timestamp (int/string) - datetime - Creates date and time - l10n-field: datetime - params: timestamp (int/string) - time - Creates a time - l10n-field: time - params: timestamp (int/string)
Since:	6.0.0 - parameter $options was added in 8.0.0

public OCP\IL10N::getLanguageCode()¶

The code (en, de, .

..) of the language that is used for this IL10N object

public OCP\IL10N::getLocaleCode()¶

* The code (en_US, fr_CA, .

..) of the locale that is used for this IL10N object