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Translates a string into the end-user’s preferred language by checking their HTTP_ACCEPT_LANG variable and looking up a lexicon hash for that language (if it exists).  If no translation can be found, returns the original string untranslated.
 
Translates a string into the end-user’s preferred language by checking their HTTP_ACCEPT_LANG variable and looking up a lexicon hash for that language (if it exists).  If no translation can be found, returns the original string untranslated.
Takes the text to translate as the first argument, and optionally, a hashref of variables for substitution as the second argument.
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Takes the text to translate as the first argument, and optionally, a hashref of variables for substitution as the second argument.<br />
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WARNING WARNING WARNING: The internals of this routine will change significantly in version 0.60, when we remove Locale::Maketext from the equation.  However, its output should still be the same.  Just FYI.
 
WARNING WARNING WARNING: The internals of this routine will change significantly in version 0.60, when we remove Locale::Maketext from the equation.  However, its output should still be the same.  Just FYI.
  

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