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nslocalized 0.2.0
Reads and writes Mac OS X .strings files
License: MIT License

nslocalized
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What is this?
-------------

It’s a package of Python code for manipulating Mac OS X/iOS .strings files,
which has been written carefully to support all of the character escapes and
Unicode characters you might wish to use.

How do I use it?
----------------

To read a .strings file::

  >>> from nslocalized import StringTable
  >>> st = StringTable.read('/path/to/my/Localized.strings')

or to read the strings into an existing ``StringTable``::

  >>> st.read('/path/to/my/other/Localized.strings')

To write a new .strings file::

  >>> st.write('/path/to/my/new/Localized.strings')

By default, that uses host-endian UTF-16, but you can specify the encoding::

  >>> st.write('/path/to/my/new/Localized.strings', encoding='utf_8')

Each string is represented by a ``LocalizedString`` object; given the strings
file::

  /* My important string */
  "Very important" = "Très important";

in a ``StringTable`` ``st``::

  >>> ls = st.lookup('Very important')
  >>> print ls.source
  Very important
  >>> print ls.target
  Très important
  >>> print ls.comment
  My important string

You can also add entries to a ``StringTable`` with::

  >>> st.store(LocalizedString('One', 'Uno'))

or with a comment::

  >>> st.store(LocalizedString('MB', 'Mo', 'Megabytes'))

Finally, for simple access you can use the ``[]`` operator::

  >>> st['GB'] = 'Go'
  >>> print st['MB']
  Mo

In some cases you might want to load the string table without processing
escapes.  In that case, you can do::

  >>> st = StringTable.read('/path/to/my/Localized.strings',
  process_escapes=False)

which will read the table without any escape processing taking place.
Obviously if you read a table in this form, you will also want to write it
without escaping::

  >>> st.write('/path/to/my/new/Localized.strings', escape_strings=False)
ecbxrate 0.2.3
Exchange rates for Python
License: MIT License

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``ecbxrate`` maintains a database of exchange rate data fetched from the
European Central Bank, and allows lookups both from the command line and via
its API.

See the documentation_ for more tails.

.. _documentation: http://ecbxrate.readthedocs.org/en/latest/