hi,
yes .. I got that. Thanks for the help.
But, I am not able to translate the content present in a variable.
For example,
var str = "Hello World";
var myLabel = new qx.ui.basic.Label();
myLabel.set({content: this.tr(str)}); //line 54
gives me error as:
!!! Could not extract translation from myFileName!
!!! Unsupported param of type variable at line 54
I tried including the mixin as include : [qx.locale.MTranslation], but
still the same error.
I even tried myLabel.set({content: qx.locale.Manager.tr(str)}); but same
error.
regards
--
Amit Rana
SpagoBI Developer
www.eng.it
www.spagoworld.org
thron7 wrote:
> Amit Rana wrote:
>
>> hi,
>>
>> I figured out the way but just want to communicate that the step
>> mentioned that config.json does not include the translation job by
>> default. So, we need to add the line :
>>
>> "translation" :
>> {
>> "extend" : ["appconf::translation"]
>> }
>>
>> in the JSON file. And if the load application is diff., then you do :
>>
>> ...
>> "jobs" :
>> {
>> "common" :
>> {
>> "include" :
>> [
>> "new application name",
>> "${QXTHEME}",
>> "qx.legacy.theme.ClassicRoyale"
>> ],
>> "settings" :
>> {
>> "qx.legacy.theme" : "qx.legacy.theme.ClassicRoyale",
>> "qx.application" : "new application name"
>> }
>> },
>> ...
>> "translation" :
>> {
>> "extend" : ["common", "appconf::translation"]
>> }
>>
>>
>
> Yes, that was a bug in the 0.8. 'migration' and 'with-contrib' skeleton
> templates, but has been fixed in trunk. The local 'translate' job was
> referencing the appconf job incorrectly ("appconf::translate" rather
> than "appconf::translation", as you already found out). It would have
> sufficed to change the existing job to using appconf::translation, and
> then call 'generate.py translate'. But your solution works just as well.
>
> It was also a good idea to create a local "common" job and reference
> that in the 'extend' section of "translation", especially since you do
> not use the default for the main application class (which is
> "<namespace>.Application").
>
> The DeprecationWarning in newer Python versions has also been taken care of.
>
> Sorry for the trouble.
> Thomas
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