Use some PHP IDE like Eclipse PDT or NetBeans:
When you hover mouse on that function, code insight will show nice
comments
like: "Returns a translated string if one is found; Otherwise, the
submitted message."
You can even ctrl+click on that function and OMG! It's there!
On May 12, 5:30 pm, Stu
On May 12, 5:45 pm, Stuart wrote:
> Wow that was quick! Thanks for the link. I did search _() in the
> cookbook but got nearly 500 hits. Guess I got frustrated before I got
> to internationalization.
For some terms (probably all none-word search terms), the book's
search won't return results.
Wow that was quick! Thanks for the link. I did search _() in the
cookbook but got nearly 500 hits. Guess I got frustrated before I got
to internationalization.
Thanks again.
On May 12, 10:33 am, Matt Curry wrote:
> http://book.cakephp.org/view/163/Internationalization-in-CakePHP
>
> -Matthttp:/
http://book.cakephp.org/view/163/Internationalization-in-CakePHP
-Matt
http://www.pseudocoder.com
On May 12, 11:30 am, Stuart wrote:
> Sigh, CakePHP newb here,
>
> I see this type of syntax used in bake generated code and views like
> default.ctp but don't see it used in the cookbook. It seems
Sigh, CakePHP newb here,
I see this type of syntax used in bake generated code and views like
default.ctp but don't see it used in the cookbook. It seems to replace
echo in some places and not in others. I'm guessing this is some sort
of php function to do some string manipulation but I can't see
