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From: | Przemysław Wojnowski |
Subject: | Re: Emacs rewrite in a maintainable language |
Date: | Fri, 16 Oct 2015 21:34:19 +0200 |
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W dniu 16.10.2015 o 18:11, Eli Zaretskii pisze:
In any case, Emacs can never be satisfied with the current Guile infrastructure for i18n. There are too many shortcomings, some of them were mentioned here. Yes, Guile can be fixed to be better in that area, but no one is working on that, AFAIK, and what's more important, lead Guile developers don't even agree Guile should move in that direction. (This especially puzzles me: to have a good example before you and not follow it? Emacs learned what it has now the hard way, have paid in blood, sweat and tears for that knowledge, and still Guile developers think they "know better"? Present parties excluded, of course.)
Is i18n the only obstacle? IOW if someone would improve Guile's i18n infrastructure to match that of Emacs, would it be included into Emacs? To be clear, I'm not asking to make a pressure on you, but only in context of motivation. If someone would know that i18n is the only obstacle, maybe this person(s) would find motivation to do the job. Without that it is discouraging. This way or another, a clear decision would be helpful here. "Yes, we want if...", "No, we don't want, because...". At least it would clarify everything and close the topic. Thanks, Przemysław
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