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T.M('**bold** this text')
On Wednesday, October 1, 2014 6:03:44 PM UTC+8, Pablo Angulo wrote:
>
> I sometimes find very inconvenient the translate feature. Some views
> contain a lot of static text, so if I want to translate it I would do:
>
> <p>{{=T('I sometimes find very inconvenient the translate feature. Some
> views contain a lot of text, so if I want to translate it I would
> do:')}}</p>
>
> but if there are other html tags, I have to choose between:
>
> {{=T('''<p>Some <strong>important</strong> text and other
> <li>emphasizes</li> items.</p>
> <p>Another paragraph</p>
> <p>and the last one</p>''')}}
>
> which is not ideal because any translator can break the DOM correctness
> of the page for just one language, or
> <p>{{=T('Some')}} <strong>{{=T(''important'')}}</strong> ...
>
> which is cumbersome, and the complete sentence may not make sense at all
> if the pieces are translated at random order.
>
> I'm considering using MARKMIN, so the view would be:
>
> {{=MARKMIN(T('''
> # Title
>
> this is **bold** or ''italic'' and this [[a link http://web2py.com]]
> '''))}}
>
> But before I dive deeper: what do you think?
>
>
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