On Nov 16, 6:23 pm, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote: > I am still trying to understand why this is a problem. > > web2py loads the langauge in ram, and uses. It finds a T(var) and var > is not in dictionary, it assumes it needs to be translated, adds it to > the dict and saves it on file. > Somehow your code breaks this. How? > What is the purpose of your code? Where is it, in a model?
OK, I did a re-factoring of my code and everything is now fine and I have no bug. No more worry. My application is in English with translation in French. I wanted to be able to use codes for long texts. This means to always do the translation and look up in the en.py file when I use these codes. Also, I wanted to use specific language files in some cases. Now, my application works in French. Would you like the file? It enables web2py in French.
