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When a translated string is bogus, partially recover
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Authored by epriestley on Jan 2 2015, 9:35 PM.
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Hit one of these; this makes it easier to figure out which string is problematic.

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Saw UI render a string which I could more easily hunt down.

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This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Jan 2 2015, 9:38 PM
src/internationalization/PhutilTranslator.php
64

Isn't this basically what idx does?

src/internationalization/PhutilTranslator.php
64

Oh, sorry, this was dirty nonsense in my working copy. Thanks for catching that.

This was an alternate version of rP1984539: basically, if you have an extracted translation array like this:

array(

'apple' => null,

);

...that is, you haven't written any translations yet, then idx() will select the key and you'll get null.

An alternate version of this would be:

$translation = coalesce(idx($this->translations, $text), $text);

...but rP1984539 was a cleaner fix.

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