My suggestion is to throw just english language exceptions. All exceptions
should have some "code" and this code can be key in some wiki page with
tutorials how to remove occurence of exceptions. Ideal is link in exception
window. Googling for number could be sometimes problem.
For developer could not be better exception than filename, line number and
exception class. This is imho da best info which is developer able to get
from random user.
Trying to ask in user forum, if translated exception is better than english
one is probably usefull idea.
PS: who is developer and dont know english, rise your hand :D (joke)
LuVar
On Friday 08 January 2010 21:06:06 Matthias Julius wrote:
> I noticed that some exceptions get localized messages like this one:
>
> IllegalArgumentException(tr("Parameter ''{0}'' must not be null.",
> "tags"))
>
> Does this really help anyone? Those messages are intended to be for
> developers and users probably won't know what to do even with the best
> translation. On top of that most of the developers won't understand
> most of the localized messages (I understand only a very small subset
> of them) which is making it harder to understand bug reports.
>
> I would vote for removing those lokalizations. I don't know how many
> there are but this will also reduce the load on translators and the
> size of the language files a bit.
>
> Other opinions?
>
> Matthias
>
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