>That's an uppercase /I18N/ - right? >I don't recommend you mess about with individual files with your >perl's core @INC directories. >If you're patching a module, such as in this case - keep it in a >seperate directory - under revision control - and "use lib" to add it >to your @INC path - otherwise you'll end up with a messed up perl >install.
i'm not messing with anything, the pt_br that you have now
i am the one who created it, i just copied the en.pm
to pt_br and translated, send to this list BUT i myself can't use it :P
if i put pt_br in my code it's opening the wrong file
i just don't know what to do.
Is there any location that register the l10n files?
the .yml file is exactly the same as the .conf one
with just a text field both have the same args.
i attached the two files.
the database if fine cause tt shows all unicode correctly
it's just put a [% form %] in tt that all the page get screwed
but with .conf is fine.
Cheers,
Daniel.
----- Mensagem original ----
De: Carl Franks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Para: "HTML Form Creation, Rendering and Validation Framework"
<html-formfu@lists.scsys.co.uk>
Enviadas: Sexta-feira, 29 de Agosto de 2008 4:49:36
Assunto: Re: [html-formfu] pt_br translation and some problens with .conf files
2008/8/28 Daniel Nicoletti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>Running a simple script with languages('pt_br') works OK for me.
>>Are you sure the pt_br.pm file is in your @INC path?
>
> well i created the pt_br file, but i might put it into the wrong place
> which seems stupid cause i pasted it on the place all lang.pm was
> /usr/local/share/pel/5.10/HTML/FormFu/i18n/
> i search all my /usr for a es.pm file.. and only find there..
That's an uppercase /I18N/ - right?
I don't recommend you mess about with individual files with your
perl's core @INC directories.
If you're patching a module, such as in this case - keep it in a
seperate directory - under revision control - and "use lib" to add it
to your @INC path - otherwise you'll end up with a messed up perl
install.
> and here you can find someone with the same problem, .yml to .conf
>
> http://grokbase.com/topic/2007/09/27/html-formfu-catalyst-formfu-and-unicode/Fz1iiCJALrQjSBxuyUjNL8ddcM8
Unfortunately, all the bullet points in that email message are BAD ADVICE.
If you scroll down to the 2nd email - from me - you'll see that I got
the application working properly by following all the points in
HTML::FormFu::Manual::Unicode - which I wrote after a lot of work
finding out how to use unicode properly with perl.
If, after following all the advice in HTML::FormFu::Manual::Unicdoe,
it doesn't seem to work - make sure that your own unicode in your
database / config files / template files is all correct by viewing
them in a utf8-aware terminal - and not using perl.
> The yml had only a submit and a text field, but
> i got worst that if i didn't had unicode
> i just switched to .conf and everything is perfect here
> except the my translated file
If .conf files work for you - that's ok, use them - but the only
reason your yaml files aren't working is because your application
isn't handling unicode properly - read HTML::FormFu::Manual::Unicode.
And you still didn't attach the yaml and .conf files - so I can't help
you further!
Carl
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