On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 11:28 PM, mdipierro <[email protected]> wrote:
> Alvaro and I made some changes to the latest T in trunk. Now you can
> do
>
>>>> a=T('hello')
>>>> T.force('it')
>>>> print a
> hello
> [offline go and edit the the language it.py you will find
> 'hello':'hello', translate it to 'hello':'ciao']
>>>> T.force('it') # reload the file
>>>> print a
> ciao
>
> Mind that a is a lazyT object for backward compatibility and other
> technical advantages.
> You can also do T.lazy=False and now a is a string everywhere.
I think deleting lazyT won't break compability. If a user have lazyT,
to use it he will transform it in a string (does anyone use lazyT for
anything else?) - so, if we return string, user will convert a string
to string, wich has the same effect.
One thing that will change is lazyT.xml() - anyone uses it?
Well, I think lazyT is not necessary. :-P
> You can also do
>>>> from gluon.storage import Messages
>>>> m=Messages(T)
>>>> m.hello="hello"
>>>> T.force('it')
>>>> print m.hello
> ciao
>
> where it T now? Messages calls T automatically when objects are
> serialized. All Auth and Crud messages are now Messages hence you no
> longer need to subclass Auth/Crud to customize the messages, you just
> need the translation strings.
In future web2py will have a language file to 'internal' strings. Now
it is made changing strings in each app.
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