New languages - Portuguese (Std/Brazil) & Norwegian (Bokmål) (#1236)

* Update jquery.i18n to 1.07, add extended plurals support

* Add additional languages - Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazil), Norwegian (Bokmål)

assets/webconfig/js/lib/jquery.i18n/jquery.i18n.emitter.js

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+/*!
+ * jQuery Internationalization library
+ *
+ * Copyright (C) 2011-2013 Santhosh Thottingal, Neil Kandalgaonkar
+ *
+ * jquery.i18n is dual licensed GPLv2 or later and MIT. You don't have to do
+ * anything special to choose one license or the other and you don't have to
+ * notify anyone which license you are using. You are free to use
+ * UniversalLanguageSelector in commercial projects as long as the copyright
+ * header is left intact. See files GPL-LICENSE and MIT-LICENSE for details.
+ *
+ * @licence GNU General Public Licence 2.0 or later
+ * @licence MIT License
+ */
+
+( function ( $ ) {
+	'use strict';
+
+	var MessageParserEmitter = function () {
+		this.language = $.i18n.languages[ String.locale ] || $.i18n.languages[ 'default' ];
+	};
+
+	MessageParserEmitter.prototype = {
+		constructor: MessageParserEmitter,
+
+		/**
+		 * (We put this method definition here, and not in prototype, to make
+		 * sure it's not overwritten by any magic.) Walk entire node structure,
+		 * applying replacements and template functions when appropriate
+		 *
+		 * @param {Mixed} node abstract syntax tree (top node or subnode)
+		 * @param {Array} replacements for $1, $2, ... $n
+		 * @return {Mixed} single-string node or array of nodes suitable for
+		 *  jQuery appending.
+		 */
+		emit: function ( node, replacements ) {
+			var ret, subnodes, operation,
+				messageParserEmitter = this;
+
+			switch ( typeof node ) {
+				case 'string':
+				case 'number':
+					ret = node;
+					break;
+				case 'object':
+				// node is an array of nodes
+					subnodes = $.map( node.slice( 1 ), function ( n ) {
+						return messageParserEmitter.emit( n, replacements );
+					} );
+
+					operation = node[ 0 ].toLowerCase();
+
+					if ( typeof messageParserEmitter[ operation ] === 'function' ) {
+						ret = messageParserEmitter[ operation ]( subnodes, replacements );
+					} else {
+						throw new Error( 'unknown operation "' + operation + '"' );
+					}
+
+					break;
+				case 'undefined':
+				// Parsing the empty string (as an entire expression, or as a
+				// paramExpression in a template) results in undefined
+				// Perhaps a more clever parser can detect this, and return the
+				// empty string? Or is that useful information?
+				// The logical thing is probably to return the empty string here
+				// when we encounter undefined.
+					ret = '';
+					break;
+				default:
+					throw new Error( 'unexpected type in AST: ' + typeof node );
+			}
+
+			return ret;
+		},
+
+		/**
+		 * Parsing has been applied depth-first we can assume that all nodes
+		 * here are single nodes Must return a single node to parents -- a
+		 * jQuery with synthetic span However, unwrap any other synthetic spans
+		 * in our children and pass them upwards
+		 *
+		 * @param {Array} nodes Mixed, some single nodes, some arrays of nodes.
+		 * @return {string}
+		 */
+		concat: function ( nodes ) {
+			var result = '';
+
+			$.each( nodes, function ( i, node ) {
+				// strings, integers, anything else
+				result += node;
+			} );
+
+			return result;
+		},
+
+		/**
+		 * Return escaped replacement of correct index, or string if
+		 * unavailable. Note that we expect the parsed parameter to be
+		 * zero-based. i.e. $1 should have become [ 0 ]. if the specified
+		 * parameter is not found return the same string (e.g. "$99" ->
+		 * parameter 98 -> not found -> return "$99" ) TODO throw error if
+		 * nodes.length > 1 ?
+		 *
+		 * @param {Array} nodes One element, integer, n >= 0
+		 * @param {Array} replacements for $1, $2, ... $n
+		 * @return {string} replacement
+		 */
+		replace: function ( nodes, replacements ) {
+			var index = parseInt( nodes[ 0 ], 10 );
+
+			if ( index < replacements.length ) {
+				// replacement is not a string, don't touch!
+				return replacements[ index ];
+			} else {
+				// index not found, fallback to displaying variable
+				return '$' + ( index + 1 );
+			}
+		},
+
+		/**
+		 * Transform parsed structure into pluralization n.b. The first node may
+		 * be a non-integer (for instance, a string representing an Arabic
+		 * number). So convert it back with the current language's
+		 * convertNumber.
+		 *
+		 * @param {Array} nodes List [ {String|Number}, {String}, {String} ... ]
+		 * @return {string} selected pluralized form according to current
+		 *  language.
+		 */
+		plural: function ( nodes ) {
+			var count = parseFloat( this.language.convertNumber( nodes[ 0 ], 10 ) ),
+				forms = nodes.slice( 1 );
+
+			return forms.length ? this.language.convertPlural( count, forms ) : '';
+		},
+
+		/**
+		 * Transform parsed structure into gender Usage
+		 * {{gender:gender|masculine|feminine|neutral}}.
+		 *
+		 * @param {Array} nodes List [ {String}, {String}, {String} , {String} ]
+		 * @return {string} selected gender form according to current language
+		 */
+		gender: function ( nodes ) {
+			var gender = nodes[ 0 ],
+				forms = nodes.slice( 1 );
+
+			return this.language.gender( gender, forms );
+		},
+
+		/**
+		 * Transform parsed structure into grammar conversion. Invoked by
+		 * putting {{grammar:form|word}} in a message
+		 *
+		 * @param {Array} nodes List [{Grammar case eg: genitive}, {String word}]
+		 * @return {string} selected grammatical form according to current
+		 *  language.
+		 */
+		grammar: function ( nodes ) {
+			var form = nodes[ 0 ],
+				word = nodes[ 1 ];
+
+			return word && form && this.language.convertGrammar( word, form );
+		}
+	};
+
+	$.extend( $.i18n.parser.emitter, new MessageParserEmitter() );
+}( jQuery ) );