Re: Translatable string mystery

This type of code exists at 9 places and the POT-file catches 8 of these:

src\Filters\Rules\Source\_HasNoteRegexp.py]

Line 44 : "matching a regular expression")

src\Filters\Rules\_HasNoteRegexBase.py]

Line 47 : "matching a regular expression")

src\Filters\Rules\MediaObject\_HasNoteRegexp.py]

Line 45 : "matching a regular expression")

src\Filters\Rules\Place\_HasNoteRegexp.py]

Line 44 : "matching a regular expression")

src\Filters\Rules\Repository\_HasNoteRegexp.py]

Line 45 : "matching a regular expression")

src\Filters\Rules\Person\_HasNoteRegexp.py]

Line 44 : "matching a regular expression")

src\Filters\Rules\Note\_MatchesRegexpOf.py]

Line 47 : "matching a regular expression") <<< missed!

src\Filters\Rules\Family\_HasNoteRegexp.py]

Line 44 : "matching a regular expression")

src\Filters\Rules\Event\_HasNoteRegexp.py]

Line 44 : "matching a regular expression")

/Peter,

> Yes, I see ...

> string for translation splitted into two strings !!!

>

> on .po (or branch/gramps.pot line 17929) :

> > #: ../src/Filters/Rules/Note/_MatchesRegexpOf.py:46

> > msgid "Matches notes who contain text "

> >

> > #: ../src/Filters/Rules/Note/_MatchesRegexpOf.py:46

> > msgid "Matches notes who contain text "

> > msgstr "Matchar anteckningar, som innehåller text "

>

> - description = _("Matches notes who contain text "

> - "matching a regular expression")

> + description = _("Matches notes who contain text matching a regular

> expression")

>

> block issue (tab/space ?) or end of translated string "" ?

>

> it is not (just an illustration) :

> description = _("Matches notes who contain text ")

> _("matching a regular expression")

>

>

>

> Jérôme

>

> Peter Landgren a écrit :

> > Den Monday 24 November 2008 13.07.15 skrev Jérôme:

> > > > When I was testing the filter problems i had, I found an

> > > > untranslated

> > > >

> > > > string. But there was no such string in my sv.po! Started to search

> > > > for

> > > >

> > > > it in the source files and found out that two almost identical code

> > > >

> > > > parts create different output to gramps.pot.

> > >

> > > True, references (src/Filters/Rules/Note/_MatchesRegexpOf.py,

> > >

> > > src/Filters/Rules/Note/_MatchesSubstringOf.py) are not missing on

> > >

> > > POTFILE.in !!!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Note, I do not know what is the difference *for users* between

> > > <RegExp>

> > >

> > > and <substring> ? I thought 'Regexp' was only used on Sidebar filter

> > >

> > > (but seems not !). There is few rules which are loaded

> > >

> > > (/objects/__init__.py) but not used on filter editor (rules based on

> > >

> > > regexp). They have translated strings but will not be displayed.

> > >

> > > (invert !)

> >

> > I get the complete untranslated English string in the filter definitions

> > GUI.

> >

> > See picture for French!

> >

> > /Peter

> >

> >

> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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