Translation: add i18n and L10n keywords. #912
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It took me a while to find this page ("Translations") in the Symfony2
book because I kept searching the Web for "symfony2 i18n" or "symfony2
twig L10n". Hopefully the tactful injection of these oft-used acryonyms
will help other people seeking to internationalize their Symfony2
(+twig) apps.
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Translation: add i18n and L10n keywords.
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Brilliant feedback and action - this is exactly the type of stuff that I think is super important. I really appreciate the PR! |
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It took me a while to find this page ("Translations") in the Symfony2
book because I kept searching the Web for "symfony2 i18n" or "symfony2
twig L10n". Hopefully the tactful injection of these oft-used acryonyms
will help other people seeking to internationalize their Symfony2
(+twig) apps.
The commit looks large, but really only a few words/phrases were added.
git diff --word-diffhelps.