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When using TT with Mojolicious, you need to prepend a "c." to all TT methods.
This patch allows the TT2 plugin to detect and correctly report localized
strings in your TT templates when they are written like:
[% c.l('Hello, world!') %]
which is the default Mojolicious syntax.
Now you can also use the filter syntax, as in: [% 'Some string' | c.l %]
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Add ability to parse Mojolicious syntax for TT messages
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Hi Clinton,
Thanks for maintaining this distribution. It's been a blessing for our i18n work.
I have added the ability to parse Mojolicious syntax for i18n strings in the TT2 plugin,
so now the plugin detects also strings like
[% c.l('...') %].I have added a test case to t/5-extract.t and verified that all the existing tests are also passing.
Would be cool to have it out on CPAN :)
Cosimo