Ruben Vermeersch

You're right about the watchers. But they should be rather light. To diagnose this correctly: - Do you have an unusually high number of strings on your page? As in:...

Easy solution around circular dependencies: inject `$injector` and use `var $http = $injector.get("$http");`.

I agree, it's a bit unfortunate this got added (though it does keep things simple for many people). Can't be removed without breaking API either.

@jgonggrijp angular-gettext by itself does not do language detection. Which language it uses purely depends on how you initialise it with `gettextCatalog.setCurrentLanguage()`.

Not yet. I'd love to have it, but I'm not sure what it'd look like / how it would work.

> return gettextCatalog.getString(...args); Note that always calling gettextCatalog.getString is not what you want to be doing. > Is there an option to configure this? There's an option `markerName` which allows...

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That is correct behavior in English. What were you expecting to happen here?

> Well, because of that could change according to different languages The formula used changes based on the language passed to `setCurrentLanguage`. See https://github.com/rubenv/angular-gettext/blob/master/src/plural.js You need to specify an ISO...

@hworld You'll have to go with that then. It was a conscious decision not to support this to keep things simple. There are other choices available when you want all...