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- Subject: Libtaz: extended messages
- From: Aleksej Bobylev <al.bobylev@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 24 May 2012 14:08:19 +0000
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Last days I see the sources of (relatively) new /lib/libtaz.sh base library.
Even I added function unboldify() to it.
Libtaz have several functions to format text: boldify, separator,
newline, colorize, indent.
But I think that we need only one function to format text. Why?
Because we can write one composite message via one function. Like here:
==1==
Before:
boldify "$(gettext 'Usage:')"; gettext 'man [section] command'
After:
emsg "$(gettext '<b>Usage:</b> man [section] command')"
==2==
Before:
newline
boldify "$(gettext 'Tazpkg SHell')"
separator
After:
emsg "<n><b>$(gettext 'Tazpkg SHell')</b><->"
What you think about next one try?
Attached files:
/home/hg/emsg/emsg: function emsg()
/home/hg/emsg/test: test suite for emsg()
Original libtaz.sh on the SliTaz Mercurial repos:
http://hg.slitaz.org/slitaz-base-files/file/tip/rootfs/lib/libtaz.sh
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