Titlebook: Global Software; Developing Applicati Dave Taylor Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1992 design.language.software.standards

蠟燭

Gorilla

Run-Time Internationalizationent information on the fly, each time it is needed. Further, messages that the program requires (such as prompts and command words to check against) should also be obtained at run time, to allow the maximum flexibility possible.

Landlocked

震驚

鎮(zhèn)壓

Introductionftware development, were mostly products of the United States. The money for these developments for a large part was supplied by the Defense Department of the United States government, a source of funding that continues into the 1990s.

Definitive

逃避現(xiàn)實

Pitfallsere is nonetheless an amusing side. Companies that have tried to break into the international market (and foreign companies that have entered the U.S. market) have committed an almost infinite number of gaffes, from product naming to packaging, to advertisements, to even the location of manufacturin

Aerophagia

Three Approaches to Internationalizationthat have the patience to teach the machine laboriously, in astoundingly fine detail, to perform all the feats that it is capable of accomplishing. In that sense, then, the job of a programmer is similar to that of a teacher, though perhaps with a less unruly audience.

小臼

內(nèi)閣

Link-Time Internationalizationgoal of link-time internationalization is to extract all culture and language dependent information. In fact, this version of the program will be the first that is truly internationalized, then, as a separate step, localized.