Hi Malcolm!

On Sat, May 26, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> On Fri, 2007-05-25 at 17:17 +0200, Michael Radziej wrote:
> > First, I found that I have a problem with commit 5255 together with the test
> > client. It breaks loading the modules, probably due to recursive imports.
> > 
> > - management activates translation
> > - this loads all apps
> > - One of my apps loads the test Client (I'm use a different testing
> >     framework that uses the django test client)
> > - test client loads contrib.session
> > - the model meta class starts translation in contribute_to_class
> > - this loads all apps --> doesn't work
> > 
> > I moved the import statement in my app into the function --> works.
> > 
> > I suggest to change the test client so that it imports other models
> > only in a function and not at compile time. 
> 
> Fixed at the source of the problem (django.db.models.options) in [5345].
> At least, I'm pretty sure that will fix it. Let me know if the problem
> persists (and why, because then it's not as you describe).

Very nice, I can confirm that it works.

> > Second, I have a map of view tags, verbose names for these and how to build
> > the url (it was born before the regex reverser). This map uses gettext_lazy
> > for the verbose names, which is used later with the % operator. This fails
> > because 
> > 
> > In [44]: "%s" % gettext_lazy("Dienste")
> > Out[44]: '<django.utils.functional.__proxy__ object at 0xb70dacac>'
> > 
> > With proper unicode objects, though, it works:
> > 
> > In [45]: u"%s" % ugettext_lazy("Dienste")
> > Out[45]: u'Services'
> > 
> > (It really requires both that the pattern is unicode and that ugettext_lazy 
> > is
> > used and not gettext_lazy)
> > 
> > I'm now working to work around this, but it's a lot of replacements from
> > "gettext_lazy" --> "ugettext_lazy" and also to promote all the patterns to
> > unicode. 
> 
> Fixed in [5344]. '%s' % gettext_lazy('Dienste') will do what you expect
> now.

That's terrific! I already had resigned myself with boring hours to change
hundreds of strings to unicode! Should we ever meet in person, that's one
beer, at least ;-)

BTW, are you aware that unicode will finally retire mysql_old? I'll now
switch to mysql and then continue testing.

Michael

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