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It seems the right place and time to comment about curly quotes.
I made a quick update to my trunk install’s MO files, just enough to be able to check my curly quote break post. Still no cigar.
This has long been a personal quest for me (I wrote some tests at the time), and has been pushed over and over, through many tickets with varying degrees of relevancy to the issue (AFAICT). Since there’s a lot of effort on i18n during this cycle, I would love it 3.4 could put an end to that issue.
The bugs there are not i18n-related. They were nearly fixed in #4539 (for which the other ticket was closed as a duplicate), but the tests were not comprehensive enough and quite a few things broke, so it was backed out of trunk.
So, no new ticket needed. Just look at #4539 and see if there is anything that can be done.
Xavier 12:25 am on February 8, 2012 Permalink |
It seems the right place and time to comment about curly quotes.
I made a quick update to my trunk install’s MO files, just enough to be able to check my curly quote break post. Still no cigar.
This has long been a personal quest for me (I wrote some tests at the time), and has been pushed over and over, through many tickets with varying degrees of relevancy to the issue (AFAICT). Since there’s a lot of effort on i18n during this cycle, I would love it 3.4 could put an end to that issue.
I can open a brand new ticket if need be.
Andrew Nacin 12:57 am on February 8, 2012 Permalink |
The bugs there are not i18n-related. They were nearly fixed in #4539 (for which the other ticket was closed as a duplicate), but the tests were not comprehensive enough and quite a few things broke, so it was backed out of trunk.
So, no new ticket needed. Just look at #4539 and see if there is anything that can be done.
Xavier 7:52 am on February 8, 2012 Permalink |
Will do. Thanks.