[Po4a-devel]should we switch to Text::WrapI18N ?

[Martin Quinson]

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Hello,

while trying to fix the fact that '.  ' is changed '. ', I noticed that
there is a Text::WrapI18N on my box, which can handle "strange" languages
where all chars do not have the same width or not even a space char.

Should we switch to it or is the dependency too much? But if not, how to
deal with those languages?=20

Indeed, po4a does not use the Text::Wrap module right now, because we would
loose the spaces at the end of lines (which are important within the po
file). But Text::WrapI18N is made by Tomohiro KUBOTA, which I know from the
debian-i18n mailing list. I'm sure we could get him adding an option for us
here.

Jordi, can you get this library on your box, or is it Debian only?

Mt.

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