_label as an argument is good.
There is a bug in intltool with XML special chars (&, <, and >). I have
submitted a patch and a pull request, but this hasn't been merged for the
moment:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/intltool/+bug/1191978 (You can use my fork if
you want until upstream accepts my patch :
https://code.launchpad.net/~azmeuk/intltool/xmlfix )
Strings containing &, < and > may don't work with the current version.
I have just committed something. I think you forgot to call "_" function on
labels, letting them untranslated. Can you test now ?
_ function has two features.
The first on is that it is parsed by gettext/intltool, so its static
content can be translated. And only the static content, if you put some
variable in _(), it won't be translated.
_("Foobar") works
char* foo = "Foobar";
_(foo) does not work
The second one is that it does translate a string (static or not) if the
translation is available.
_("Foobar") works
char* foo = "Foobar";
_(foo) works too.
So, if you want a string to be translatable you may check those two things :
- It is detectable by gettext/intltool : *<button _label="… *
- The string is translated somewhere, using _() function. This is in my
commit.
2013/10/21 Richard Shann <[email protected]>
> On Mon, 2013-10-21 at 14:37 +0100, Richard Shann wrote:
> > which has got the string tooltip from the file palettes.xml
> > "_tooltip" property.
> >
> > Is that perhaps the problem - it needs to be a "_tooltip" tag ???
>
> By which I mean that the entries currently look like this
>
> <button _label="^𝅝" _tooltip="Selects 𝅝 as the duration
> for inserting notes or rests" script="(d-Set0)"/>
>
>
> would it work if they were like this
>
> <button>
> <_label>"^𝅝"</_label>
> ...
> </button>
>
> or whatever the exact syntax is.
>
> Richard
>
>
>
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