Am 16.05.2012 um 14:17 schrieb Peter Schorsch:

Hi,

to finish my first module I like to make it also available for non-german users (remove the hardcoded german text). But I could not figure out how in a way that works. So I wrote down a minimal example in pseudo-tex to point out my goal. Can you give me an idea/solution how to implement it in a correct way?

Thanks, P.

--8<------t-welcome.tex------------ \startmodule[welcome] \unprotect

\setupmodule[atPageText=]

%these two lines are properly totally wrong but should show the idea \define[atPageText[en]={Welcome}] \define[atPageText[de]={Willkommen}]

\def\welcome{\moduleparameter{welcome}{atPageText}}

\protect \stopmodule \endinput

--8<-------welcome.tex--------------- %this line is properly totally wrong but should show the idea \usemodule[welcome][atPageText[eo]={Bonvenon},atPageText[de]={Guten Tag}]]

\starttext

\language[en] Should be Welcome: \welcome

\language[de] Should be Guten Tag: \welcome

\language[eo] Should be Bonvenon: \welcome

\stoptext

Method 1 (mkii/mkiv): \def\welcome{\translate[en=Welcome,de=Guten Tag]} \starttext \language[en]Welcome: \welcome \language[de]Welcome: \welcome \stoptext Method 2 (mkiv only): \definelabelclass[testlabel] \setuptestlabeltext[en][welcome=Welcome] \setuptestlabeltext[de][welcome=Willkommen] \starttext \mainlanguage[en]Welcome: \testlabeltext{welcome} \mainlanguage[de]Welcome: \testlabeltext{welcome} \stoptext Wolfgang