From: Fernando Calatayud <fernando@...>
Date: 2009-10-01T03:03:18+09:00
Subject: Re: l10n-simplified-0.9 died in Ruby 1.9.1 / Rails 2.3.3

Jesper R淡nn-jensen wrote:
> Fernando Calatayud wrote:
>> Fernando Calatayud wrote:
>>> As lot of people, I suposse, I'm trying to move my Rails 2.1.2 app to
>>> the newer versions of Ruby and Rails. And my first serious trouble is
>>> that l10n-simplified-0.9 doesn't work, and there isn't a newer version.
>>> That's important for me, because my application is Spanish!!
>>> 
>>> 多Someone has a solution for this?
> 
> 臓Hola Fernando!
> I'm the original author of L10n Simplified. I stopped maintaining it 
> because Rails 2.2 has this functionality natively built in.
> 
> However, feel free to send patches, and I will happily apply them.
> 
> Did you consider using the native I18N stuff in Rails when you move to 
> 2.3?
> 
> Kind regards,
> Jesper R淡nn-Jensen
> http://justaddwater.dk/

I'm a little afraid of moving to newer versions, because if every file 
with non-US characters must be marked with # encoding: UTF-8 , it will 
be very messy!! Probably I'll wait until someone realises that we need 
some default encoding option in config.sys...

About your patches, it's easy: you must begin the lang_es.rb file (and 
probably most of the lang_xx.rb) with the line:
# encoding: UTF-8

Thank you!!
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