Sven, I think that would be really nice and useful if the translations could
be inheritable.
So, take this example:
pt-BR:
name: Nome
activerecord:
attributes:
user:
name: Nome
if you translated something once in a toplevel, you shouldn't need to
translate it again, but you can replace it:
pt-BR:
name: Nome
activerecord:
attributes:
user:
name: Nome completo
But, if you don't want, this would be enough:
pt-BR:
name: Nome
This is quite simple:
I18n.t "activerecord.attributes.user.name" would try:
[:activerecord][:attributes][:user][:name], then, if miss:
[:activerecord][:attributes][:name], then, if miss:
[:activerecord][:name], then, if miss
[:name], and it would finally find the translation, or, if it miss:
then I18n.t would return the translation missing string
This approach would be very welcome, if you think that "name" would be used in
many places of the applications, such as a lot of translations.
What do you think?
I can implement this as a plugin or as a patch if you want.
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