In the current use case the libraries do not translate anything. The po
files of the libraries do contain the "msgids" but the translation
strings are empty.
qx.locale.Manager.getInstance().addTranslation(locale, map) is called
first in the constructor of the app mixin and that seems to work
r
On 14/10/2015 04:40 πμ, SQville wrote:
> voger,
>
> I think it can be done. Instead of subclassing an entire widget try creating
> a Mixin to add a new themable property to your label.
>
> I created this Mixin for you to start from:
> https://github.com/sqville/sqv/blob/master/source/class/sqv/ui/b
On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 12:50 PM, Dietrich Streifert <
dietrich.streif...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> Thank you Thomas,
>
> this way it would be able to use the po files created by generate.py
> translation. Never thought about using this.tr in the map itself. Thank
> your for the hint!
>
> But shoul
Never mind. It finally occurred to me to try FireFox, and that still hangs
but manages to output the last console logging and indeed I see the
expected messages. Now exploring much further downstream. :)
-kt
On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 9:55 AM, Kenneth Tilton wrote:
> Stack:
>
>1. Windows 7, se
Stack:
1. Windows 7, server and client, client talking to server as localhost
2. qooxdoo dsktop 5.0.1 just now downloaded
3. Chrome browser just updated
4. AllegroServe (Lisp) server
Problem synopsis: remote table load request (and everything else) works for
98% of (it so happens) stu
Setting isLoadParallel to false definitely helped, with one side effect,
namely:
012755 qx.core.Init: Load runtime: 12755ms
But I guess it's someting I could live with.
Thanks again, Dietrich!
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Thank you Thomas,
this way it would be able to use the po files created by generate.py
translation. Never thought about using this.tr in the map itself. Thank
your for the hint!
But shouldn't calling
qx.locale.Manager.getInstance().addTranslation(locale, map) at some
point after initializat
Whoops, never mind my previous post, there's no problem with python tools.
Apparently "pretty" is the name of the job, so the correct format is:
"pretty":
{
"pretty-print" :
{
"general" :
{
"indent-string" : "\t"
}
}
}
