def test_wrapAndQuoteString(self):
self.assertEqual(wrapAndQuoteString(''), '""')
lineA = 'a' * 50
self.assertEqual(wrapAndQuoteString(lineA), '"{0}"'.format(lineA))
lineB = 'b' * 50
lineAB = lineA + ' ' + lineB
self.assertEqual(wrapAndQuoteString(lineAB),
'"{0} "\n"{1}"'.format(lineA, lineB))
def test_wrapAndQuoteString_singleline_unicode(self):
# disable wrapping
i18ndude.utils.WRAP = False
val = u'ø' * 100
try:
wrapAndQuoteString(val)
except UnicodeEncodeError:
self.fail("wrapAndQuoteString raised UnicodeEncodeError unexpectedly!") # noqa
def test_wrapAndQuoteString(self):
self.assertEqual(wrapAndQuoteString(''), '""')
lineA = 'a' * 50
self.assertEqual(wrapAndQuoteString(lineA), '"{0}"'.format(lineA))
lineB = 'b' * 50
lineAB = lineA + ' ' + lineB
self.assertEqual(wrapAndQuoteString(lineAB),
'"{0} "\n"{1}"'.format(lineA, lineB))
def test_wrapAndQuoteString_singleline_unicode(self):
# disable wrapping
i18ndude.utils.WRAP = False
val = u'ø' * 100
try:
wrapAndQuoteString(val)
except UnicodeEncodeError:
self.fail(
"wrapAndQuoteString raised UnicodeEncodeError unexpectedly!"
) # noqa
def _print_entry(self, f, id, entry, msgstrToComment, sync):
"""Writes a MessageEntry to file."""
self._printToFile(f, False)
msgstr = entry.msgstr
comments = entry.comments
automatic_comments = entry.automatic_comments
msg_changed = False
fuzzy = False
for comment in comments:
if not comment.startswith(', fuzzy')\
and not comment.startswith(' , fuzzy'):
if comment.startswith('#'):
self._printToFile(f, '#%s' % comment)
else:
self._printToFile(f, '# %s' % comment)
else:
fuzzy = True
# used in pot methods
if msgstrToComment and msgstr:
# no html markup in the default comments as these are not
# allowed in msgstr's either
msgstr = msgstr.replace('"', '\\\"')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('\n', '\\n')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('"', '\\\"')
msgstr = msgstr.replace(' ', ' ')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('&', '&')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('…', u'\u2026')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('…', u'\u2026')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('—', u'\u2014')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('■', u'\u25A0')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('○', u'\u25CB')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('●', u'\u25CF')
self._printToFile(f, '#. %s"%s"' % (DEFAULT_COMMENT, msgstr))
msgstr = ''
# used in sync to filter duplicate default comments
if sync:
default_comments = [
o for o in automatic_comments if o.startswith(DEFAULT_COMMENT)]
if len(default_comments) > 1:
msg_changed = True
# the first element is the old comment, the second the new one
automatic_comments.remove(default_comments[0])
for ac in automatic_comments:
self._printToFile(f, '#. %s' % ac)
# key is the filename, value is the filename or filename:lineno
refs = {}
for ref in entry.references:
pparts = ref.split('Products%s' % os.sep)
p2parts = ref.split('products%s' % os.sep)
sparts = ref.split('src%s' % os.sep, 1)
if len(pparts) > 1:
ref = pparts[1]
elif len(p2parts) > 1:
ref = p2parts[1]
elif len(sparts) > 1:
ref = sparts[1]
# Normalize path separators to unix-style
ref.replace(os.sep, '/')
# We can have two references to the same file
# but with different line number. We only include
# the reference once.
filename = ref.split(':')[0]
if filename not in refs:
refs[filename] = ref
# Support for max number of references
refs_values = sorted(refs.values())
# include_ellipsis = MAX_OCCUR is not None and \
# len(refs_values[MAX_OCCUR:])
for idx, ref in enumerate(refs_values[:MAX_OCCUR]):
self._printToFile(f, '#: %s' % ref)
# if include_ellipsis and idx == MAX_OCCUR - 1:
# self._printToFile(f, '#: %s' % ref)
# self._printToFile(f, '#: ...')
if msgstr and (msg_changed or fuzzy):
self._printToFile(f, '#, fuzzy')
# Add backslash escape to id.
if '"' in id and u'\\"' not in id:
id = id.replace('"', '\\"')
self._printToFile(f, self._create_msgid(id))
if '\\n' not in msgstr:
self._printToFile(f, self._create_msgstr(msgstr))
else:
self._printToFile(f, 'msgstr ""')
lines = msgstr.split('\\n')
for line in lines[:-1]:
# Restore the literal backslash-n at the end
line += '\\n'
# Wrap over multiple lines if needed.
newline = wrapAndQuoteString(line)
self._printToFile(f, newline)
if lines[-1]:
# This is the part after the last literal backslash-n
newline = wrapAndQuoteString(lines[-1])
self._printToFile(f, newline)
def _print_entry(self, f, id, entry, msgstrToComment, sync):
"""Writes a MessageEntry to file."""
self._printToFile(f, False)
msgstr = entry.msgstr
comments = entry.comments
automatic_comments = entry.automatic_comments
msg_changed = False
fuzzy = False
for comment in comments:
if not comment.startswith(', fuzzy')\
and not comment.startswith(' , fuzzy'):
if comment.startswith('#'):
self._printToFile(f, '#%s' % comment)
else:
self._printToFile(f, '# %s' % comment)
else:
fuzzy = True
# used in pot methods
if msgstrToComment and msgstr:
# no html markup in the default comments as these are not
# allowed in msgstr's either
msgstr = msgstr.replace('"', '\\\"')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('\n', '\\n')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('"', '\\\"')
msgstr = msgstr.replace(' ', ' ')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('&', '&')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('…', u'\u2026')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('…', u'\u2026')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('—', u'\u2014')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('■', u'\u25A0')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('○', u'\u25CB')
msgstr = msgstr.replace('●', u'\u25CF')
self._printToFile(f, '#. %s"%s"' % (DEFAULT_COMMENT, msgstr))
msgstr = ''
# used in sync to filter duplicate default comments
if sync:
default_comments = [
o for o in automatic_comments if o.startswith(DEFAULT_COMMENT)]
if len(default_comments) > 1:
msg_changed = True
# the first element is the old comment, the second the new one
automatic_comments.remove(default_comments[0])
for ac in automatic_comments:
self._printToFile(f, '#. %s' % ac)
# key is the filename, value is the filename or filename:lineno
refs = {}
for ref in entry.references:
pparts = ref.split('Products%s' % os.sep)
p2parts = ref.split('products%s' % os.sep)
sparts = ref.split('src%s' % os.sep, 1)
if len(pparts) > 1:
ref = pparts[1]
elif len(p2parts) > 1:
ref = p2parts[1]
elif len(sparts) > 1:
ref = sparts[1]
# Normalize path separators to unix-style
ref.replace(os.sep, '/')
# We can have two references to the same file
# but with different line number. We only include
# the reference once.
filename = ref.split(':')[0]
if filename not in refs:
refs[filename] = ref
# Support for max number of references
refs_values = sorted(refs.values())
# include_ellipsis = MAX_OCCUR is not None and \
# len(refs_values[MAX_OCCUR:])
for idx, ref in enumerate(refs_values[:MAX_OCCUR]):
self._printToFile(f, '#: %s' % ref)
# if include_ellipsis and idx == MAX_OCCUR - 1:
# self._printToFile(f, '#: %s' % ref)
# self._printToFile(f, '#: ...')
if msgstr and (msg_changed or fuzzy):
self._printToFile(f, '#, fuzzy')
# Add backslash escape to id.
if '"' in id and u'\\"' not in id:
id = id.replace('"', '\\"')
self._printToFile(f, self._create_msgid(id))
if '\\n' not in msgstr:
self._printToFile(f, self._create_msgstr(msgstr))
else:
self._printToFile(f, 'msgstr ""')
lines = msgstr.split('\\n')
for line in lines[:-1]:
# Restore the literal backslash-n at the end
line += '\\n'
# Wrap over multiple lines if needed.
newline = wrapAndQuoteString(line)
self._printToFile(f, newline)
if lines[-1]:
# This is the part after the last literal backslash-n
newline = wrapAndQuoteString(lines[-1])
self._printToFile(f, newline)
