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| + | :PO (Portable Object) is the human readable format, with keywords and all the white-spaces; MO (Machine object) are intended to be read by computers and have no formatting. [[User:Trosim|Trosim]] 21:49, 4 May 2006 (CEST) | ||
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[http://www.eiffelzone.com/esd/eutils/index.html a project for SmartEiffel that has a class for Printf-like STRING formatting with positional indexes] | [http://www.eiffelzone.com/esd/eutils/index.html a project for SmartEiffel that has a class for Printf-like STRING formatting with positional indexes] | ||
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| + | About object globality see ''OO Software Construction 2nd edition'', B. Meyer; chap. 18 ''Global objects and constants'' | ||
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What is the difference between PO and MO files? --manus 21:35, 4 May 2006 (CEST)
- PO (Portable Object) is the human readable format, with keywords and all the white-spaces; MO (Machine object) are intended to be read by computers and have no formatting. Trosim 21:49, 4 May 2006 (CEST)
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Here is the approach of GNU for internationalization.
a project for SmartEiffel that has a class for Printf-like STRING formatting with positional indexes
About object globality see OO Software Construction 2nd edition, B. Meyer; chap. 18 Global objects and constants
