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Frédéric Donckels updated WICKET-3837:
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Description:
When you have property values like these ones:
Let's play!
Let's play under the {0}
The value is not handled properly and the final string values of the resource
model become:
Lets play!
Lets play in the {0}
Whereas the same resource, when used in a wicket:message tag or loaded through
component.getResource(..) gets replaced correctly.
[the first one is really relevant for wicket:message tags]
I can have the proper behaviour if I double the quote (because of the internal
call to MessageFormat), but in that case, the 2 quotes show when the
wicket:message tag is used for that resource.
This is problematic for multiple reasons:
- the behaviour is not consistent
- I can't reuse the same resource in different situations
- I'd have to keep a registry of when a translated resource is used with a
StringResourceModel and when it's used 'normally' and would have to make the
company which translates our applications of the situation so that they could
double the quotes when appropriate. This is unmanageable.
was:
When you have a property value like these:
Let's play!
Let's play under the {0}
The value is not handled properly and the final string values of the resource
model become:
Lets play!
Lets play in the {0}
Whereas the same resource, when used in a wicket:message tag or loaded through
component.getResource(..) gets replaced correctly.
[the first one is really relevant for wicket:message tags]
I can have the proper behaviour if I double the quote (because of the internal
call to MessageFormat), but in that case, the 2 quotes show when the
wicket:message tag is used for that resource.
This is problematic for multiple reasons:
- the behaviour is not consistent
- I can't reuse the same resource in different situations
- I'd have to keep a registry of when a translated resource is used with a
StringResourceModel and when it's used 'normally' and would have to make the
company which translates our applications of the situation so that they could
double the quotes when appropriate. This is unmanageable.
> StringResourceModel doesn't handle correctly resources containing a single
> quote
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> Key: WICKET-3837
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-3837
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: wicket-core
> Affects Versions: 1.4.17, 1.5-RC5.1
> Reporter: Frédéric Donckels
> Priority: Minor
> Labels: localization
>
> When you have property values like these ones:
> Let's play!
> Let's play under the {0}
> The value is not handled properly and the final string values of the resource
> model become:
> Lets play!
> Lets play in the {0}
> Whereas the same resource, when used in a wicket:message tag or loaded
> through component.getResource(..) gets replaced correctly.
> [the first one is really relevant for wicket:message tags]
> I can have the proper behaviour if I double the quote (because of the
> internal call to MessageFormat), but in that case, the 2 quotes show when the
> wicket:message tag is used for that resource.
> This is problematic for multiple reasons:
> - the behaviour is not consistent
> - I can't reuse the same resource in different situations
> - I'd have to keep a registry of when a translated resource is used with a
> StringResourceModel and when it's used 'normally' and would have to make the
> company which translates our applications of the situation so that they could
> double the quotes when appropriate. This is unmanageable.
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