Hi guys,
Could you please give me some advice on using lambda blocks in locale
files?
I'm trying to create a custom date format in locale file lv-LV.rb, i'm
using the example from localized dates plugin:
=======================
{
:'lv-LV' => {
:date => {
:formats => {
:long_ordinal => lambda { |date| "%B #{date.day.ordinalize},
%Y" }
}
}
}
}
=======================
When I try to use lambda separately in the console everything works
fine:
>> lambda = lambda { |date| "%B #{date.day.ordinalize}, %Y" }
=> #<Proc:0x04557a90@(irb):1>
>> lambda.call(Date.today)
=> "%B 30th, %Y"
But when it comes to I18n.l, it just keeps returning the Proc object:
>> a = I18n.l Date.today, :format => :long_ordinal
=> "#<Proc:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/Rails/ctco/lib/locale/lv-LV.rb:6>"
What's wrong? Maybe there are other ways to implement custom date
format using lambda?
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