Should '<span i18n:name="foo">bar</span>' pass '<span>bar</span>' to the msgid mapping or just 'bar'?
Wow, so this gets hairy and we need to get it right. Unfortunately, tests right now support both practices. So here are my observations:
<p i18n:translate=""> This house is <em i18n:name="color" i18n:translate="">red</em>. </p>
The case above should produce two message ids:
"This house is $color." "red"
Note: The XML element containing i18n:name is *not* part of the second message id. Also, the <em> tag is not part of the outer message id.
So here is the way to think about this. The I18n name, as seen from the outer translation is the entire <em> element. However, the <em> element itself only sends its content out as a message id.
Further, there need to be some rules deciding when the <em> tag should be omitted. I agree with Marius and Godefroid that it should only be omitted when either "tal:replace" or "tal:omit-tag" is specified.
It thus follows:
- test_content_with_messageid_and_i18nname in test_talinterpreter.py is correct.
- test36.html is incorrect.
- Marius' submitted test is correct.
Ok, I fully agree with this changes, but then I have one more question. Should we do this changes on ZopeX3.0 branch? That about backward compatibility for 3.0, for example if someone use code like this: '<h1 i18n:name="H1">foo</h1>'?
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Dmitry Vasiliev (dima at hlabs.spb.ru)
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