I meant you use as app_main as dictionary key for translation files in the
main language/ folder. Can you use "." as key instead of "app_main"?
(sorry it was app_main not app_name).
On Monday, 2 September 2013 03:56:37 UTC-5, demetrio wrote:
>
> Hello Massimo,
>
> We'll try to have it at the end of the month. We had applied it to
> production and is a 1.99.7 version and the trunk version has changed a lot.
>
> One question, what do you mean with use "." instead of "app_name"?
>
> Regards
>
>
> 2013/9/1 Massimo Di Pierro <massimo....@gmail.com <javascript:>>
>
>> Hello Demetrio,
>>
>> sorry for the late response. Could you please resend your patch, make
>> sure it applies to trunk, and use "." instead of "app_name"?
>>
>>
>> On Thursday, 29 November 2012 06:17:22 UTC-6, demetrio wrote:
>>
>>> Hi everyone I post a reply in the web3py thread in this mailing list
>>> asking for a site where make a wishlist, but thinking about what I would
>>> want in web3py, I realized that I needed in web2py already so I have
>>> make a patch for the actual translation system in the gluon/languages.py
>>> file.
>>>
>>> One of the lacks that I see in the translation system is that is a
>>> little difficult to maintain the language file in large applications
>>> like the one I am developing at this moment. Think about modules that
>>> you can plug or unplug of your application, and each have their own
>>> strings, or something more common, the pluggin system.
>>>
>>> Actually if you want to install a plugin like plugin_wiki you have to do
>>> your own translation because you cannot insert translation files (if
>>> actually web2py supports this... do it I don't know how to make it xD).
>>> It would be great to have a community where you can make plugins and add
>>> the language files inside.
>>>
>>> This is what makes the patch:
>>>
>>> Allows to use a "namespace" parameter in the T() like this
>>>
>>> T("Hello World", namespace="plugin_wiki")
>>>
>>> So in the languages/ folder will appear this:
>>>
>>> - languages/
>>> - en_en.py
>>> - plugin_wiki/
>>> - en_en.py
>>>
>>> so if you use T("Hello World", namespace="plugin_wiki") it will go to
>>> find the string into languates/plugin_wiki/*your_**lang*.py and if you
>>> use
>>> the common way T("Hello World") it will go as always to
>>> languages/*your_lang*.py
>>>
>>> I haven't tested it enough but it works for me at now, and I haven't
>>> written the part for the admin interface where you can push the button
>>> for refreshing the lang files (I don't get on wiht the RegExp at all)
>>>
>>> My 2 cents
>>> I hope that I can send the patch to the list
>>>
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