refactor(l10n): macro gen and verify all strings exist #179
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@microsoft-github-policy-service agree |
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I didn't realize #85 existed. I can rebase this off of those changes once it gets merged. |
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Oooooh... That's neat. 😲 Way neater than what I had in mind!
I think may be beneficial to keep as much outside the macro as possible though. Isn't editing macros still a bit of a pain in most IDEs?
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It is pretty annoying. You end up losing suggestions. I just worked on moving some code outside of the macro.
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Admittedly I'm not that great at Git. I tried rebasing on the latest commit from main, but I'm not entirely sure if I did it right. Edit: Definitely did not do that right. I ended up force pushing. lol |
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This would be for using the name of the language as a string in the UI. For example if a language switcher is added.
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I may need to come back to this PR later, as I want to focus on bug fixes first. There's quite a few of them: https://github.com/microsoft/edit/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20state%3Aopen%20label%3AI-bug |
Draft for #165 and (might) fix #74.
Implements basic macro generation for the localizations and verifies that all languages have all possible strings with a test.
It looks like the only way to generate a
#[cfg(feature = "name")]is through a proc macro which would require a separate crate. Considering Edit's probably very intentional lack of dependencies and current structure I decided to leave that out at least for now.I haven't formatted the macro yet because that work is better suited for when this is finished.
It might be worth adding a language switcher to the menubar as well if data storage is viable.