README
1This directory contains simple examples of the use of GNU gettext.
2Each example is a simple "hello world" program with a very small message
3catalog, written in a particular programming language for a particular
4environment.
5
6 Example Language GUI Environment
7
8 hello-c C
9 hello-c-gnome C GNOME
10 hello-c++ C++
11 hello-c++-qt C++ Qt
12 hello-c++-kde C++ KDE
13 hello-c++-gnome C++ GNOME
14 hello-c++-wxwidgets C++ wxWidgets
15 hello-objc ObjectiveC
16 hello-objc-gnustep ObjectiveC GNUstep
17 hello-objc-gnome ObjectiveC GNOME
18 hello-sh Shell
19 hello-python Python
20 hello-clisp Lisp
21 hello-librep librep
22 hello-guile Scheme
23 hello-smalltalk Smalltalk
24 hello-java Java
25 hello-java-awt Java AWT
26 hello-java-swing Java Swing
27 hello-csharp C#
28 hello-csharp-forms C# Forms
29 hello-gawk awk
30 hello-pascal Pascal
31 hello-ycp YCP libyui
32 hello-tcl Tcl
33 hello-tcl-tk Tcl Tk
34 hello-perl Perl
35 hello-php PHP
36
37Before building an example, you need to
38 1. Build and install the GNU gettext package, as described in the INSTALL
39 file.
40 2. cd to the example and do
41 ./autogen.sh
42 3. Then you can build the example as usual:
43 ./configure --prefix=/some/prefix
44 make
45 make install
46 and see it work by executing
47 /some/prefix/bin/hello
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