EggTranslations is a flexible object-oriented resource loader that is designed to work in projects that are distributed as Python eggs. Its main goals are to support localization of resources (e.g. images, help files and other documentation), and to allow localization of text in your application by loading GNU gettext .mo files. However, you don’t have to be dealing with localizable resources to use EggTranslations: You can use it to organize non-localizable resources, too.
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