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-PHP-gettext 1.0 (https://launchpad.net/php-gettext)
-
-Copyright 2003, 2006, 2009 -- Danilo "angry with PHP[1]" Segan
-Licensed under GPLv2 (or any later version, see COPYING)
-
-[1] PHP is actually cyrillic, and translates roughly to
-    "works-doesn't-work" (UTF-8: Ради-Не-Ради)
-
-
-Introduction
-
-    How many times did you look for a good translation tool, and
-    found out that gettext is best for the job? Many times.
-
-    How many times did you try to use gettext in PHP, but failed
-    miserably, because either your hosting provider didn't support
-    it, or the server didn't have adequate locale? Many times.
-
-    Well, this is a solution to your needs. It allows using gettext
-    tools for managing translations, yet it doesn't require gettext
-    library at all. It parses generated MO files directly, and thus
-    might be a bit slower than the (maybe provided) gettext library.
-
-    PHP-gettext is a simple reader for GNU gettext MO files. Those
-    are binary containers for translations, produced by GNU msgfmt.
-
-Why?
-
-    I got used to having gettext work even without gettext
-    library. It's there in my favourite language Python, so I was
-    surprised that I couldn't find it in PHP. I even Googled for it,
-    but to no avail.
-
-    So, I said, what the heck, I'm going to write it for this
-    disguisting language of PHP, because I'm often constrained to it.
-
-Features
-
-  o Support for simple translations
-    Just define a simple alias for translate() function (suggested
-    use of _() or gettext(); see provided example).
-
-  o Support for ngettext calls (plural forms, see a note under bugs)
-    You may also use plural forms. Translations in MO files need to
-    provide this, and they must also provide "plural-forms" header.
-    Please see 'info gettext' for more details.
-
-  o Support for reading straight files, or strings (!!!)
-    Since I can imagine many different backends for reading in the MO
-    file data, I used imaginary abstract class StreamReader to do all
-    the input (check streams.php). For your convenience, I've already
-    provided two classes for reading files: FileReader and
-    StringReader (CachedFileReader is a combination of the two: it
-    loads entire file contents into a string, and then works on that).
-    See example below for usage. You can for instance use StringReader
-    when you read in data from a database, or you can create your own
-    derivative of StreamReader for anything you like.
-
-
-Bugs
-
-    Report them on https://bugs.launchpad.net/php-gettext
-
-Usage
-
-    Put files streams.php and gettext.php somewhere you can load them
-    from, and require 'em in where you want to use them.
-
-    Then, create one 'stream reader' (a class that provides functions
-    like read(), seekto(), currentpos() and length()) which will
-    provide data for the 'gettext_reader', with eg.
-      $streamer = new FileStream('data.mo');
-
-    Then, use that as a parameter to gettext_reader constructor:
-      $wohoo = new gettext_reader($streamer);
-
-    If you want to disable pre-loading of entire message catalog in
-    memory (if, for example, you have a multi-thousand message catalog
-    which you'll use only occasionally), use "false" for second
-    parameter to gettext_reader constructor:
-      $wohoo = new gettext_reader($streamer, false);
-
-    From now on, you have all the benefits of gettext data at your
-    disposal, so may run:
-      print $wohoo->translate("This is a test");
-      print $wohoo->ngettext("%d bird", "%d birds", $birds);
-
-    You might need to pass parameter "-k" to xgettext to make it
-    extract all the strings. In above example, try with
-      xgettext -ktranslate -kngettext:1,2 file.php
-    what should create messages.po which contains two messages for
-    translation.
-
-    I suggest creating simple aliases for these functions (see
-    example/pigs.php for how do I do it, which means it's probably a
-    bad way).
-
-
-Usage with gettext.inc (standard gettext interfaces emulation)
-
-    Check example in examples/pig_dropin.php, basically you include
-    gettext.inc and use all the standard gettext interfaces as
-    documented on:
-
-       http://www.php.net/gettext
-
-    The only catch is that you can check return value of setlocale()
-    to see if your locale is system supported or not.
-
-
-Example
-
-    See in examples/ subdirectory. There are a couple of files.
-    pigs.php is an example, serbian.po is a translation to Serbian
-    language, and serbian.mo is generated with
-       msgfmt -o serbian.mo serbian.po
-    There is also simple "update" script that can be used to generate
-    POT file and to update the translation using msgmerge.
-
-TODO:
-
-  o Improve speed to be even more comparable to the native gettext
-    implementation.
-
-  o Try to use hash tables in MO files: with pre-loading, would it
-    be useful at all?
-
-Never-asked-questions:
-
-  o Why did you mark this as version 1.0 when this is the first code
-    release?
-
-    Well, it's quite simple. I consider that the first released thing
-    should be labeled "version 1" (first, right?). Zero is there to
-    indicate that there's zero improvement and/or change compared to
-    "version 1".
-
-    I plan to use version numbers 1.0.* for small bugfixes, and to
-    release 1.1 as "first stable release of version 1".
-
-    This may trick someone that this is actually useful software, but
-    as with any other free software, I take NO RESPONSIBILITY for
-    creating such a masterpiece that will smoke crack, trash your
-    hard disk, and make lasers in your CD device dance to the tune of
-    Mozart's 40th Symphony (there is one like that, right?).
-
-  o Can I...?
-
-    Yes, you can. This is free software (as in freedom, free speech),
-    and you might do whatever you wish with it, provided you do not
-    limit freedom of others (GPL).
-
-    I'm considering licensing this under LGPL, but I *do* want
-    *every* PHP-gettext user to contribute and respect ideas of free
-    software, so don't count on it happening anytime soon.
-
-    I'm sorry that I'm taking away your freedom of taking others'
-    freedom away, but I believe that's neglible as compared to what
-    freedoms you could take away. ;-)
-
-    Uhm, whatever.