Kevin Dangoor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> By setting CalendarDatePicker.javascript, you're changing the property
> *for all instances* of CalendarDatePicker... not just the one you're
> instantiating.
You're right. Never write code while in bed, going to sleep. :-) Specially
if you're testing just simple cases.
> Oh, I see. You can use _() as you do there, or use lazygettext to do
> it at request time. That seems reasonable.
Which one is preferrable?
> You should be aware, though, that your example above (if used in a
> form declared outside your controller) will only process _('pt-utf8')
> once, at instantiation time. It won't vary from request to request.
Hmmmm... So lazygettext seems the correct way to do it.
> The locale is, but unless you use lazygettext you're running the _()
> call at instantiation time and not at request time... that's the
> tricky bit of business around using stateful objects in a
> multithreaded web environment.
Yep... I'm noticing that. I'm not used to the web environment yet... And
I'm starting to think that I am wanting to do too much :-) It was simpler on
a GUI, where each user had its own installation and just the RDBMS part was
shared... :-)
I'll redo the patch. And see what I can do to make it better... (No, I'm not
going to bed now ;-))
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Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
