bind_textdomain_codeset

    (PHP 4 >= 4.2.0, PHP 5, PHP 7, PHP 8)

    bind_textdomain_codeset — Spécifie ou récupère le jeu de caractères utilisé pour les messages du domaine DOMAIN

    Description

    bind_textdomain_codeset(string $domain, ?string $codeset = null): string|false

    bind_textdomain_codeset() permet de récupérer ou définir l'encodage dans lequel les messages de domain seront retournés par gettext() et fonctions similaire.

    Liste de paramètres

    domain

    Le domaine.

    codeset

    Le jeu de caractères. Si null, l'encodage actuellement défini est retourné.

    Valeurs de retour

    Une chaîne de caractères en cas de succès.

    Erreurs / Exceptions

    Lève une ValueError si domain est une string vide.

    Historique

    Version Description
    8.4.0 Lève désormais une ValueError si domain est une string vide.
    8.4.0 codeset est désormais optionnel. Auparavant, ce paramètre devait toujours être spécifié.
    8.0.3 codeset est désormais nullable. Auparavant, il n'était pas possible de récupérer l'encodage actuellement défini.

    Notes

    Note:

    L'information bind_textdomain_codeset() est maintenue par process, et non par thread.

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    duckx at mezimail dot com
    20 years ago
    First the the url of the gettext manual changed:
    http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/manual/

    Secondly, lets explain a little bit what this fonction does.
    By default, gettext will use the LC_CTYPE of the language you choose (for example fr_FR).
    This LC_CTYPE is extracted from your locales.alias file in your configuration dir (Should be /etc/locales.alias).
    By default, the encoding is frequently iso-8859-1.

    So if you want to make your site utf-8 aware, you need to bind your domain with the right encoding.
    Here is a sample:
    <?php
    $locale    ="fr_FR.UTF-8"
    setlocale(LC_MESSAGES, $locale);
    $domain = 'your_text_domain';
    bindtextdomain($domain, './translations_path');
    textdomain($domain);
    bind_textdomain_codeset($domain, 'UTF-8');

    ?>

    As quoted in other notes, the translations path should be like
    /translations_path
    /de_DE/
    /LC_MESSAGES
    /fr_FR/
    /LC_MESSAGES
    ...

    Your translation goes in the LC_MESSAGES dirs ... Hopes this helps :)
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    jon at rejon dot org
    18 years ago
    So, by using this function and by setting the LANGUAGE variable, you should be able to have a functioning i18n system that is not dependent upon a system's locale installation. Here is a sample from a method I created for a language class. Look for it on http://wiki.creativecommons.org/Developer soon:

    function Init ()
    {
    // set the LANGUAGE environmental variable
    // This one for some reason makes a difference FU@#$%^&*!CK
    // and when combined with bind_textdomain_codeset allows one
    // to set locale independent of server locale setup!!!
    if ( false == putenv("LANGUAGE=" . $this->_language ) )
    CCDebug::Log(sprintf("Could not set the ENV variable LANGUAGE = %s",
    $this->_language));

    // set the LANG environmental variable
    if ( false == putenv("LANG=" . $this->_language ) )
    CCDebug::Log(sprintf("Could not set the ENV variable LANG = %s",
    $this->_language));

    // if locales are not installed in locale folder, they will not
    // get set! This is usually in /usr/lib/locale
    // Also, the backup language should always be the default language
    // because of this...see the NOTE in the class description

    // Try first what we want but with the .utf8, which is what the locale
    // setting on most systems want (and is most compatible
    // Then just try the standard lang encoding asked for, and then if
    // all else fails, just try the default language
    // LC_ALL is said to be used, but it has nasty usage in some languages
    // in swapping commas and periods! Thus try LC_MESSAGE if on one of
    // those systems.
    // It is supposedly not defined on WINDOWS, so am including it here
    // for possible uncommenting if a problem is shown
    //
    // if (!defined('LC_MESSAGES')) define('LC_MESSAGES', 6);
    // yes, setlocale is case-sensitive...arg
    $locale_set = setlocale(LC_ALL, $this->_language . ".utf8",
    $this->_language . ".UTF8",
    $this->_language . ".utf-8",
    $this->_language . ".UTF-8",
    $this->_language,
    CC_LANG);
    // if we don't get the setting we want, make sure to complain!
    if ( ( $locale_set != $this->_language && CC_LANG == $locale_set) ||
    empty($locale_set) )
    {
    CCDebug::Log(
    sprintf("Tried: setlocale to '%s', but could only set to '%s'.", $this->_language, $locale_set) );
    }

    $bindtextdomain_set = bindtextdomain($this->_domain,
    CC_LANG_LOCALE . "/" . $this->_locale_pref );
    if ( empty($bindtextdomain_set) )
    CCDebug::Log(
    sprintf("Tried: bindtextdomain, '%s', to directory, '%s', " .
    "but received '%s'",
    $this->_domain, CC_LANG_LOCALE . "/" . $this->_locale_pref,
    $bindtextdomain_set) );

    bind_textdomain_codeset($this->_domain, "UTF-8");
    $textdomain_set = textdomain($this->_domain);
    if ( empty($textdomain_set) )
    CCDebug::Log(sprintf("Tried: set textdomain to '%s', but got '%s'",
    $this->_domain, $textdomain_set));

    } // end of method Init ()
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    przemekkus at interia dot pl
    18 years ago
    I had problems with German "umlauts" when using gettext. So, this is how it can be resolved:

    I've put these lines itom my PHP code:

    $domain = "messages";
    bindtextdomain($domain, "path_to_messages_dir");
    bind_textdomain_codeset($domain, 'ISO-8859-15');
    textdomain($domain);

    It works!
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