Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
> Juergen Spitzmueller wrote:
>> Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote:
>> > Except that I do not think this requires to create a vector. But I may
>> > be mistaken.
>>
>> No, you're right. I'm just about to implement this.
>
> Attached.
+string const getGuiName(string const & type, Buffer const & buffer)
{
FloatList const & floats =
buffer.params().getLyXTextClass().floats();
- if (floats.typeExist(cmdName))
- return _(floats.getType(cmdName).name());
+ if (floats.typeExist(type))
+ return floats.getType(type).name();
+ else if (type == "TOC")
+ return "Table of Contents";
else
- return getType(cmdName);
+ return type;
}
Why is "Table of Contents" not translated? I guess that this question stems
from my disbelief that you don't translate these strings until you get to
QToc.C, etc.
toc.h: (added "@c" for doxygen).
+/// Returns the guiname from a given @c type
+std::string const getGuiName(std::string const & type, Buffer const &);
frontends/controllers/ControlToc.h:
- /// Return the guiname from a given cmdName of the TOC param
- std::string const getGuiName() const;
+ /// Return the guiname from a given @c type of the TOC param
+ std::string const getGuiName(std::string const & type) const;
frontends/gtk/GToc.C: (Jésus Christos!) Why not translate the name in
getGuiName and be done with it?
+ string const & guiname = _(controller().getGuiName(*it));
frontends/qt2/QToc.C, frontends/xforms/FormToc.C: ditto.
Angus
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