I18nScope
=========

Make I18n into a callable object, which can be passed around.

Install
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  gem "i18n_scope"

Example
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Instead of having to go

  I18n.t("some.aspect.of.my.app.title")
  I18n.t("some.aspect.of.my.app.subtitle")
  I18n.t("some.aspect.of.my.app.sections.first")
  I18n.t("some.aspect.of.my.app.sections.second")

We can scope I18n once, and pass it around.

  i18n = I18n.scoped("some.aspect.of.my.app")
  i18n.t("title")
  i18n.t("subtitle")
  i18n.t("sections.first")
  i18n.t("sections.second")

Or we can use a block syntax

  I18n.scoped("some.aspect.of.my.app") do |i18n|
    i18n.t("title")
  end

And we can nest these

  I18n.scoped("some.aspect.of.my.app") do |i18n|
    i18n.t("title")
    i18n.scoped("sections") do |i18n|
      i18n.t("first")
      i18n.t("second")
    end
  end

We don't even have to call :t

  i18n = I18n.scoped("some.aspect.of.my.app")
  i18n.title # to_s  will return the translated value

And I forgot to say, we don't need to use strings at all

  i18n = I18n.scoped.some.aspect.of.my.app
  i18n.title
  
  sections = i18n.sections
  sections.first
  sections.second

Copyright (c) 2010 [Matthew Rudy Jacobs], released under the MIT license