Peter,

this is indeed strange. Please file a bug report for this (target for
1.0.2). If you have a way to reliably reproduce this, this would be
awesome!

I could imagine that it has to do with dependency lists being calculated
and cached during the "translation" job, which only uses the classes in
the current library. If it cuts off dependencies outside the current
library, this would explain why qx classes are complained about if the
cached dependency list is used. (Please add this to the bug).

Thanks,
T.

> Hi List,
>
> I have a strange issue with the translation mechanism.
>
> Whenever I do a  "generate.py translation" every "generate.py source"-run
> fails!
> The generator is then complaining about several unknown global symbols
> like
> e.g.:
>
> "! Unknown global symbol referenced: qx.ui.basic
> (infodesk.ui.info.WinAbout:68)"
>
> It seems, that after a "translation run" the qx namespace is unknown :-/
>
> It's not that urgent problem, 'cause I have a work-around:
> When I run one "generate.py distclean" between the above two generator
> runs, it
> works again.
> Maybe someone from the core team can take a look into this...
>
> By the way, I'm using this 'setup':
> - qooxdoo-version: 1.0.1
> - LOCALES used/set in config.json: [ "de", "en" ]
>
>
> Best regards and nice weekend,
>   Peter
>
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