🚀 go-pugleaf

I would like to provide language-independence in my application. My first
try was to define attributes like *french.filemenuname and
*english.filemenuname, but this doesn't work. Another try was to replace the
'.' by '*', and (then switching to the 3.0 world), doing

    unidraw->GetWorld()->style()->find_style("french")->find_attribute(...)

but this didn't work too. Now, I added "french" and "english" prefixes to the
Style returned by World::style(), but the attribute is not found...

How can I do that ? Another question is : if I want to switch between
languagesehen my application is running, what must I do ?

Thanks for any help.

P.S.: I'm looking for an InterViews 2.6 reference manual, too, because using
Unidraw involves sticking to the 2.6 world as much as possible...



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Yves Arrouye                                              arrouye@imag.imag.fr  
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