[fyi] [icedtea-web] Czech locales and test for them

[Pavel Tisnovsky]

Hi Jiri,

these sort of patches are really welcome and I'm looking forward for more localizations!

Some comments:

1) The property file seems to use <CR><LF> line ending which is not incorrect from the Java side,
but it might confuse other developers & patch & diff tools (and you are going to add some new
tests written in BASH, are not you?). AFAIK it's safer to use Unix-like line endings.

2) Some questionable translations:
+Password=Heslo:          <- should be ':' here?
+Field=Pole -             <- "Vstupní pole"?
+LFatalVerificationInfo=  <- missing value

3) The following snippet is not incorrect but it is quite unusual:
+        int i = -1;
+        for (Iterator<Entry<String, String>> it = rr.iterator(); it.hasNext();) {
+            i++;
Why not to use standard idiom int i=0; before the loop and i++ inside to "for" statement itself:
...for (Iterator<Entry<String, String>> it = rr.iterator(); it.hasNext(); i++)...

4) private void iteratePropertiesFor(ResourceBundle props, String s, boolean b, String id) {
Well I know this is a private method, but it would be better to rename the parameters
(what the "s" and especially "b" means?). And in general it would be great to add short
JavaDoc to all methods :)

5) I would prefer to use Locale parameter for the method getProperties(). You can then
get instance of Locale class by passing country+language pair to the Locale constructor:
language - lowercase two-letter ISO-639 code
country - uppercase two-letter ISO-3166 code

+    public ResourceBundle getPropertiesCz() throws IOException {
+        return getProperties("_cs_CZ");
+
+    }

6) iteratePropertiesForAproxCz/iteratePropertiesFor:
better name for an "x" variable should be keysFound or something like it

7) method regexIt() & String[] czEvil - well this is specific to systems *not* set to UTF-8 *and* using CZ
at the same time (Windows and its stupid Windows-1250 code page?). AFAIK it would be better to use "\uXXXX" Unicode
literals in the array and refactor regexIt() for other languages too (ie you should pass czEvil array
to this method as an another parameter). And please add JavaDoc to regexId() - it took me 2-3 minutes
to figure out this method behavior and it could be described in one sentence + one example :)

8) value = value.replace(string.toUpperCase(), "."); you need to use Locale here

Cheers,
Pavel



----- Jiri Vanek <jvanek at redhat.com> wrote:
> Hi!
> Here are the locales Alexander have sent me yesterday. I have added also small test to ensure they proceed correctly.
> Should I add him to Authors? (As person who helped me with design of splash was forbiden to be add)
> Should locales be mentioned in news? (I guess yes. So I will :
> 
>   New in release 1.4 (2012-XX-XX):
> +* Integrated cs_CZ internationalization
>   * Security updates
> 
> Cheers,
>    J.
> 
> 
> ps: sorry for not including news and authors directly in patch, but I have rest of this patch on offline machine:-/
>