i18n support added #4
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daddinuz
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Nov 1, 2024
daddinuz
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- added i18n support
- made bibliography file configurable
- minor changes (removed unused stuff and fixed warnings)
- added i18n support - made bibliography file configurable - minor changes (removed unused stuff and fixed warnings)
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| set page(header: if not final { | ||
| box( | ||
| width: 100%, | ||
| stroke: 1pt + red, | ||
| inset: .5em, | ||
| align( | ||
| center + horizon, | ||
| text(fill: red, size: 18pt, [Bozza del #datetime.today().display("[day]/[month]/[year]")]), | ||
| text(fill: red, size: 18pt, [#i18n.at(locale).draft_dated #datetime.today().display("[day]/[month]/[year]")]), |
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We could add a field for date display in i18n.typ
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Sure! I'll add an entry to specify the date format string. Do you have any specific format in mind for the en locale? en-uk should be the same of it locale, but en-us would have month and day swapped, but I wouldn't go this deeper though.
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I was thinking about the US format, but I don't think we need it right now so no problems
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| #image(logo, width: 6.5cm) | ||
| #v(2em, weak: true) | ||
| #upper[Dipartimento di #text(department)] | ||
| #upper[#i18n.at(locale).department_of #text(department)] |
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It would be better to make this completely customizable, as someone could want to use "Computer Science Department" instead of "Department of Computer Science"
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yup, totally agree. I'll make it an argument of the project.
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| #v(2em, weak: true) | ||
| #text(size: 14pt, strong([Corso di #text(course)])) | ||
| #text(size: 14pt, strong([#i18n.at(locale).degree_course_in #text(course)])) |
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Same thing as before, "Computer Engineering Degree" instead of "Degree programme class in"
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I applied the changes in the comments, I used the textual format for the en locale so it should be fine both for uk and us with no ambiguity |
