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Implementing Model-View-Presenter in ASP.NET

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Three implementations of Model-View-Presenter in ASP.NET 2.0.
// ** I18N

// Calendar BG language
// Author: Mihai Bazon, <mihai_bazon@yahoo.com>
// Translator: Valentin Sheiretsky, <valio@valio.eu.org>
// Encoding: Windows-1251
// Distributed under the same terms as the calendar itself.

// For translators: please use UTF-8 if possible.  We strongly believe that
// Unicode is the answer to a real internationalized world.  Also please
// include your contact information in the header, as can be seen above.

// full day names
Calendar._DN = new Array
("������",
 "����������",
 "�������",
 "�����",
 "���������",
 "�����",
 "������",
 "������");

// Please note that the following array of short day names (and the same goes
// for short month names, _SMN) isn't absolutely necessary.  We give it here
// for exemplification on how one can customize the short day names, but if
// they are simply the first N letters of the full name you can simply say:
//
//   Calendar._SDN_len = N; // short day name length
//   Calendar._SMN_len = N; // short month name length
//
// If N = 3 then this is not needed either since we assume a value of 3 if not
// present, to be compatible with translation files that were written before
// this feature.

// short day names
Calendar._SDN = new Array
("���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���");

// full month names
Calendar._MN = new Array
("������",
 "��������",
 "����",
 "�����",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "������",
 "���������",
 "��������",
 "�������",
 "��������");

// short month names
Calendar._SMN = new Array
("���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���",
 "���");

// tooltips
Calendar._TT = {};
Calendar._TT["INFO"] = "���������� �� ���������";

Calendar._TT["ABOUT"] =
"DHTML Date/Time Selector\n" +
"(c) dynarch.com 2002-2005 / Author: Mihai Bazon\n" + // don't translate this this ;-)
"For latest version visit: http://www.dynarch.com/projects/calendar/\n" +
"Distributed under GNU LGPL.  See http://gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html for details." +
"\n\n" +
"Date selection:\n" +
"- Use the \xab, \xbb buttons to select year\n" +
"- Use the " + String.fromCharCode(0x2039) + ", " + String.fromCharCode(0x203a) + " buttons to select month\n" +
"- Hold mouse button on any of the above buttons for faster selection.";
Calendar._TT["ABOUT_TIME"] = "\n\n" +
"Time selection:\n" +
"- Click on any of the time parts to increase it\n" +
"- or Shift-click to decrease it\n" +
"- or click and drag for faster selection.";

Calendar._TT["PREV_YEAR"] = "������ ������ (�������� �� ����)";
Calendar._TT["PREV_MONTH"] = "������ ����� (�������� �� ����)";
Calendar._TT["GO_TODAY"] = "�������� ����";
Calendar._TT["NEXT_MONTH"] = "������� ����� (�������� �� ����)";
Calendar._TT["NEXT_YEAR"] = "�������� ������ (�������� �� ����)";
Calendar._TT["SEL_DATE"] = "�������� ����";
Calendar._TT["DRAG_TO_MOVE"] = "�����������";
Calendar._TT["PART_TODAY"] = " (����)";

// the following is to inform that "%s" is to be the first day of week
// %s will be replaced with the day name.
Calendar._TT["DAY_FIRST"] = "%s ���� ����� ���";

// This may be locale-dependent.  It specifies the week-end days, as an array
// of comma-separated numbers.  The numbers are from 0 to 6: 0 means Sunday, 1
// means Monday, etc.
Calendar._TT["WEEKEND"] = "0,6";

Calendar._TT["CLOSE"] = "���������";
Calendar._TT["TODAY"] = "����";
Calendar._TT["TIME_PART"] = "(Shift-)Click ��� drag �� �� ��������� ����������";

// date formats
Calendar._TT["DEF_DATE_FORMAT"] = "%Y-%m-%d";
Calendar._TT["TT_DATE_FORMAT"] = "%A - %e %B %Y";

Calendar._TT["WK"] = "����";
Calendar._TT["TIME"] = "���:";

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