Hi Daiki
Thanks for reply
Hm, that's strange... we're using following command, and it extracts strings "as they are", with escaped single quotes:
```
find $LAYOUTSDIR -iname $LAYOUTSEXT | xargs xgettext --language=PHP --from-code=utf-8 -c --add-comments=$COMMENTLINE -o $MESSAGESPATH --no-wrap --sort-by-file --copyright-holder=$COPYRIGHTHOLDER --package-name=$PACKAGENAME --package-version=$PACKAGEVERSION --msgid-bugs-address=$BUGSEMAIL --keyword=pgettext:1c,2
```
Am I missing something?
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Best wishes,
Serj
30.10.2015, 03:37, "Daiki Ueno" <u...@gnu.org>:
Serj Lavrin <dtrs...@yandex.ru> writes:
```
gettext('My magic ain\'t working string')
```
Not big deal — now that works.
But then comes into play `xgettext`. During extraction `xgettext` will get string as it is — with
escaped single quote.--
For the record, this is not the case. xgettext recognizes character
escapes and canonicalize strings before writing. So the output
shouldn't contain escaped single quote:
$ cat a.js
gettext('My magic ain\'t working string')
$ xgettext -L _javascript_ --no-location --omit-header -o - a.js
msgid "My magic ain't working string"
msgstr ""
Regards,
Daiki Ueno
