Gerald Richter wrote:
- [= Clear Form! =] doesn't show translation even when
dictionary has ... 'cz' => { ..., 'Clear Form!' => 'Vymazat
formular!', ... }, it looks like the above bug is repeated
when Emperl ouputs text
That's the same bug.
You are not saying that qu
Did you change the syntax as I proposed:
> '$Embperl::Syntax::MsgIdExtract::Ids{scalar(%#0%)} = q{} if (!exists
> ($Embperl::Syntax::MsgIdExtract::Ids{scalar(%#0%)})) ;',
Try to change
%#0%
to
%#\'0%
?? (Note the additional \' )
Gerald
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Now it does the extracting right (with a lot of quotes ;-)), but it
does not seem to show the actual translations in the page itself
- Robert
Gerald Richter wrote:
when extracting messages. I believe in some older version
quotes like [= 'Hello World' =] would fix it, but in RC2 i
Gerald Richter wrote:
my %messages =
(
'cz' =>
{
'Heading' => 'Hlavicka',
'Submit' => undef,
You need to remove, the above line, then it will work.
It seems to work better, but is this practical? undef serves to
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Gerald Richter wrote:
when extracting messages. I believe in some older version
quotes like [= 'Hello World' =] would fix it, but in RC2 it
just prints it with quotes 'Hello World'.
The problem is perhaps this definition
'Embperl output msg id' => {
'text' => '[=',
Gerald Richter wrote:
the docs say Embperl2 sends all formfields, even when empty but it
clearly doesn't work - did I misunderstood something? How can I turn this on?
optAllFormData is still an option in Embperl 2, so you should be able to set
it.
Great, thanks.http://perl.apache.org/emb
>
> I received this same test error when installing on Fedora
> Core 1, if you look at the values that are being set they are
> correct, just in a different order than the test expected.
Yes, it's only a problem of make test, not of Embperl
> I
> have had RC2 running on Fedora Core 1 witho
>
> when extracting messages. I believe in some older version
> quotes like [= 'Hello World' =] would fix it, but in RC2 it
> just prints it with quotes 'Hello World'.
>
> The problem is perhaps this definition
>
> 'Embperl output msg id' => {
> 'text' => '[=',
> 'end'
>
> No comment? At least some workaround?
Oops, sorry I have overseen this message.
> It really bad problem
> esp. with Recordset like in $rs->Update(\%fdat)... I got
> similar stuff all over the place
>
> RobertCZ wrote:
>
> > the docs say Embperl2 sends all formfields, even when empty bu
> my %messages =
> (
> 'cz' =>
> {
> 'Heading' => 'Hlavicka',
> 'Submit' => undef,
You need to remove, the above line, then it will work.
Gerald
> },
> 'en' =>
> {
> 'Heading' => 'Heading',
>
William,
I received this same test error when installing on Fedora Core 1, if you
look at the values that are being set they are correct, just in a different
order than the test expected. I have had RC2 running on Fedora Core 1
without error, sessions work fine. I thought you always needed an
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