Hi,
I have a multi-language Tapestry5 application. I have several
properties files containing the translations, with quite a few entries
already, and still growing.
Now, each time I use a t:Label on some form, I need to add a property
like "name-label" or "address-label" to these translation files,
although they already contain a property like "name" or "address".
This gives a lot of redundant entries in my properties files.
Alternatively I can use <t:Label for="name">${message:name}</t:Label>,
and have only one entry in my properties file, but increase the amount
of text needed in the template files.
It would be a great help, if t:Label would first search for a property
like "name-label", and, if none is found, for "name" (without the
trailing "-label").
Is there a good reason not to enhance t:Label to do this? How can I
help to get this implemented (in case I am not the only one who thinks
this would be a good idea)?
Best Regards,
Christoph Jäger
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