Am 16.02.10 17:53, schrieb zaf:
Okay well here's a paste of JS code that fail : http://pastebin.com/m1e7207c6What's very weird, is that after some debugging,I realized line 10 failed but not the others and only one string in line 10 actually fails. I did this to figure out the problem : (this is in turbogears/command/ i18n.py, line 483) def _write_potfile_entries(self, potfile, messages): if messages: fd = open(potfile, 'at+') for linenumber, fname, text in messages: if text == '': continue print 'Original, ',type(text), text, fname, linenumber text = catalog.normalize(text.encode('utf-8')) fd.write('#: %s:%s\n' % (fname, linenumber)) fd.write('msgid %s\n' % text) fd.write('msgstr ""\n\n') fd.close() and this is the output I get for line 10 : Original,<type 'unicode'> clé(s) envoyée(s). cinego/static/ javascript/film.js 222 Original,<type 'str'> Afficher le détail cinego/static/javascript/ film.js 222 I don't understand why one string would be typed as string and another as unicode. I'm guessing it's got to do with my typing of the strings but I really don't see what's wrong.
Well, that's pretty simple: you saved them in some different encoding than UTF-8. Which is required for the command to work (there might be some parameter to determine the encoding, I don't remember that).
And shuffling the files around might have convinced your editor to store them as UTF-8 by accident. Whatever editor you use, you should try & figure out how to convince it to save in utf-8 by default.
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