Am Monday 06 August 2012 22:57:42 schrieb Martin: > On 06/08/2012 21:39, Rainer Stratmann wrote > > > Can you explain it more? > > I want not search through the sourcecode, because it makes it less easy. > > How does an address like $040012a help you find the source?
If I have a list with all caller adresses then I know which one was already called and I can faster search this if only handle the adress (speed reason). > > All I need is all caller adresses of p1 in the program. > > Or an incremented counter at compiletime. > > Both seems impossible by now. > > > > If p1 is called then I can see which snippet was not yet called. > > If the compilerincremented counter at the end is 500, then I need 500 > > snippet entries and I can see which entry already was called by the > > program during execution. > > I am still trying to understand what exactly you try to archive. I am sure you mean achieve :-) > What I understand sofar: > > - your program has a fixed amount of text snippets in a given language yes > QUESTION: are those snippets unique? Or can there be 2 individual > snippets, that have the same text, but must be treated as different? both, I will able to handle it p1, p_unique, and so on. > - you want to implement a method that translates them yes > - you want to ensure this method was called exactly (or is it at least?) > once, for each snippet. No. I want to register a call. I (fast) search through the adress-table every time. If the adress is in the table then I have already the translated pchar at array nr x. If not I have to translate the string and add the caller adress to the table and the pchar to the translated string. Further on I can do with the table and string snippets what I want. If I have an Idea in the future I can implement. For example adding date and time of changes and so on. > > For some reason that I do not understand yet, you need a unique > identifier for each snippet. > Well if the text of the snippets is unique, then you can use the text > itself. > So instead of using $040012a as token, you can use 'hello world' see above. > > ---------- > That is, I still do not see, why you go this way at all. > You must have a list of all translations somewhere, and somehow you > translate each snippet. I want the text to stay in the sourcecode and not want to have some kind of excel-list. > For updating translations, you can > 1) add each snippet that has no translation to a list > 2) mark each translation, once it was used, and when the app finishes > list all translations that where not used. For that I have to call every s() in the program, because I do not have a fixed list. To know if every s() in the program was called it would be good to know every presence of s(). I tried also a kind of excel list with unique identifyer for each snippet, but for me it seems not flexible enough and much work instead of putting s() around every snippet. > > --- > Or explain again what you try to do? The translation should be done by a web based interface from the inhabitant of every country (simplicity, less work for me). So I need a registration and I need to be flexible. Snippets can change, and so on. It would be good to save the older snippets if one has changed... All this can be implemented. Date & Timestamp... _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
