Mr T.

Thanks for your answer please see below.

Another question I now have is :
how does "./generate.py translate" pull out the required strings from the source code ?

Thanks,

Varol

On 10/21/2013 03:59 AM, thron7 wrote:
On 10/19/2013 05:55 PM, Varol Okan wrote:
Hey,

I am using QooxDoo with the Desktop libs, which I compiled using "./generate.py build-all"

What is "build-all"? (It's none of the predefined jobs).
"build-all" is what saves my project and what allowed me to port it from 0.7.4 top 3.0.1. You have to un-comment that line in config.json

All is fine and nice however I am trying to figure out how to localize my app and for the Deutsches mgr.getDateFormat () all I get back is "M/d/yy" instead of "dd.MM.yy" as is in the example under http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/demobrowser/#showcase~Localization.html <http://demo.qooxdoo.org/current/demobrowser/#showcase%7ELocalization.html>

It seems you have an 'en' locale in effect when calling Date.getDateFormat(). Either supply a locale parameter like .getDateFormat('short', 'de') (for a one-shot query), or set the locale for the app to 'de' and then invoke .getDateFormat('short'). See [1] (make sure to open the 'Log' pane in Playground).

[1] http://tinyurl.com/k3mv53g
Thanks,

I copied the code over to my app and still get "M/d/yy" :(
BTW I have "LOCALES" : [ "de", "en" ], set in config.json but it seems the resulting javascript file does not change when I add/remove language defs.




I can of course add this manually to the
   this.__locales["de"]["cldr_date_format_short"] in qx.locale.Manager

though that would be hacking the system.

Indeed.


What is the proper way to get E.g. the Date format of a Locale when using "build-all" ?

See above. It usually doesn't depend on the type of build you are creating.

Ps: is this a bug on line 402, as language is used further down
https://github.com/qooxdoo/qooxdoo/blob/release_3_0_1/framework/source/class/qx/locale/Manager.js#L402

No - why?
Coming from C++, "var language" would go out of scope in case "locale" is set. Actually the compiler would simply optimize it out. This would cause line 416 "if (!txt && catalog[language]) {" to break

T.



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