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package Dancer2::Plugin::Locale::Obj; |
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our %Lexicon; |
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plugin_keywords 'locale'; |
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return Dancer2::Plugin::Locale::Obj->get_handle( grep( { defined } (@_) ), 'en' ); # multiton already via Locale::Maketext::Utils |
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return Dancer2::Plugin::Locale::Obj->get_handle( grep( { defined } ( eval { $app->session->read('locale') }, $dsl->config->{default_locale} ) ), 'en' ); # multiton already via Locale::Maketext::Utils |
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%{"Dancer2::Plugin::Locale::Obj::$tag\::Lexicon"} = $tag eq 'en' && !-e $file ? () : ( %{ _from_json_file($file) } ); # TODO 1: instead: tie %{"Dancer2::Plugin::Locale::$tag\::Lexicon"}, 'Tie::Hash::ReadonlyStack', _from_json_file($file); |
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Dancer2::Plugin::Locale - Localize your Dancer2 application |
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Adds a C<locale> keyword for your code and templates. |
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