Thursday, October 27, 2011

Re: How to extract the pots files?

On Oct 26, 3:53 pm, santos <dos.santos.char...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I had to make my own function __d and put in bootstrap file, like this:
>
> function __myd($domain, $msg, $return = false) {
>         $str = __d($domain, $msg, true);
>         $var = array('translation' => $str, 'md5'=> md5($str));
>         $count = count(Configure::read('var')) + 1;
>         Configure::write("speaklike.$count", $var);
>         return __d($domain, $msg, $return);
>
> }
>
> In the views I use:
> __myd('public', 'Hello world');
>
> I tried to extract the pots files using 'cake i18n extract' in terminal, but
> didnt work... because I created my own function to translate. How can i
> extract the pots files?

Well you'll need to write your own extract task, extending the core
extract task and call

$this->_parse('__myd', array('domain', 'singular'));

in it.

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