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On 09.09.2011 18:27, Sergei Gorelkin wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:4E6A305C.9040308@mail.ru" type="cite">09.09.2011
18:36, Martin пишет:
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<blockquote type="cite">fpc recently added the ability to
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const Foo: String = resourcestring;
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if resourcestring changes so does Foo
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Any way to work around this?
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Probably only by duplicating the literal value which is used to
initialize.
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<blockquote type="cite">because in
C:\lazarus_latest\components\synedit\syneditstrconst.pp
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there are a lot of strings initialized that way with the intend
of the old behaviour => keep an
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untranslated copy.
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Also: Is that intended for typed const?
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Foo in above could have been changed by user in the meantime.
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Yes, trying to be Delphi-compatible. In Delphi, such consts are
translated. Delphi translates them once during initialization, but
in FPC this is impossible to do because translation typically
happens later, so the only way is to hook into SetResourceStrings.
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Personally I don't think this is a valuable feature, but the
matter of fact is all Delphi features are implemented in FPC
sooner or later - so why not to do it sooner...
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Regards,
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Sergei
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This being translated always and is Delphi compatible<br>
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</font><font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">resourcestring <br>
sString1='Some localizable constant'<br>
sString2='Another localizable constant'<br>
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const<br>
sStrings:array[0..1] of PResStringRec=(@sString1,@sString2);</font><br>
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Regards,<br>
Anton<br>
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