Ryan,
There are contributors to the project who have done some amazing work over
the last year, thank you from all of us.
The code you showed is not correct in 2.0, but your suggestion is not
correct either. I am just trying to point out 2.0 is not release or ready to
start using and reporting "bugs" on unreleased code is useless.
The correct code is more like this without the printf()
<legend><?php echo __('%s %s', Inflector::humanize($action),
$singularHumanName);?></legend>
The second param in the function accepts a list of coma separated strings or
an array and vsprintf() is used to return the value of the translated
string.
Before we release these issues will be corrected. Besides writing great
code, testing is one of our teams finer points.
--
Larry E. Masters
On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 2:58 PM, Ryan Schmidt <[email protected]>wrote:
> On Dec 22, 2010, at 14:40, Larry E. Masters wrote:
>
> > I know how it works in 2.0 do not need you to explain it to me.
>
> I'm sorry; I did not realize you were the lead CakePHP developer. I am new
> to CakePHP and not familiar with your development team. Thanks for creating
> and maintaining this framework!
>
> Given the mixed level of knowledge I've thus far experienced in this group,
> and your request that I explain why I thought the code was wrong, I felt it
> best to explain my understanding of the code.
>
>
> > We are working on the code and expect it to be ready when we release it.
> The is a bug tracking site but would prefer you not to submit bugs reports
> until we have actually release code with an announcement.
>
> Ok, I'm happy to stay away from the issue tracker for unreleased CakePHP
> branches; that's why I asked here first what the proper procedure was.
>
> I still believe the problem I reported is actually a problem. If my
> understanding is correct, then the same problem also exists in other files
> (for example home.ctp and missing_helper_class.ctp, and default.ctp and
> test_nocache_tags.ctp in test_app).
>
> Is there a better place than this group to discuss unreleased versions of
> CakePHP?
>
>
>
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