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Hi Andras,

On Tuesday, 2012-01-03 20:09:42 +0100, Andras Timar wrote:

diff --git a/l10ntools/source/export.cxx b/l10ntools/source/export.cxx
@@ -1475,7 +1475,7 @@ void Export::InsertListEntry( const ByteString &rText,
const ByteString &rLine )
             (*pCurEntry)[ SOURCE_LANGUAGE ] = rLine;
         }
         else
-            (*pCurEntry)[ SOURCE_LANGUAGE ] = rLine;
+            (*pCurEntry)[ SOURCE_LANGUAGE ] = rText;

         pList->NewSourceLanguageListEntry();
     }

Your opinion ?

Makes sense, especially when seen with context of the block immediately
above:

   // For paired list use the line to set proper lid
   if( nList == LIST_PAIRED ){
       (*pCurEntry)[ m_sListLang ] = rLine;
   }else
       (*pCurEntry)[ m_sListLang ] = rText;


On the other hand, if it changes the behaviour that we got used to, it
may break localizations. I'd prefer to have a full code analysis.

Fair enough. Let's see.. we are in
void Export::InsertListEntry( const ByteString &rText, const ByteString &rLine )
that's called from Export::Execute() where rLine contains the entire
resource line and rText the translatable text extracted.

For paired lists the entire line is added as an entry to
(*pCurEntry)[m_sListLang] that contains brackets, pair.first (the
translatable text), pair.second (usually a defined named numeric
constant) and separators, e.g.

    < "Text" ; NAME ; > ;

For Export::isSourceLanguage(m_sListLang) (read: m_sListLang equals
"en-US") then (*pCurEntry)[SOURCE_LANGUAGE] is set to the entire line
where SOURCE_LANGUAGE=="en-US", effectively overwriting the previous
(*pCurEntry)[m_sListLang], no matter if it's a paired list or something
else.

If it's not a paired list's entry the line may look like

    "Text" ;


Maybe you can squeeze some sense out of that ;-)


If the current behavior is to remain, then

    if ( Export::isSourceLanguage( m_sListLang ) ) {
-       if( nList == LIST_PAIRED ){
-           (*pCurEntry)[ SOURCE_LANGUAGE ] = rLine;
-       }
-       else
-           (*pCurEntry)[ SOURCE_LANGUAGE ] = rLine;
+       (*pCurEntry)[ SOURCE_LANGUAGE ] = rLine;

        pList->NewSourceLanguageListEntry();
    }

would do.

  Eike

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