Authors CurseForge

I updated LibResComm-1.0 and SmartRes2 earlier today, because of changes to Ace3, and I wanted to get the latest translations for LRC. Unfortunately, this had to be dry coded because of my sabbatical from WoW.

Since all I did in the lib was put in translations, I followed the previous format, but something is not correct, and I can't load it in game myself.

So I am asking for a bit of help, please. Here is the error, and here is the paste of the lib.

What would be grand would be just use keyword substitution, but that looked like a mixed bag, probably because I am not 100% certain how to do that. Once I had an alpha committed, it looked like

if LOCALE == "deDE" then
	{
	Reincarnate = "Reinkarnation",
	["Soulstone"] = "Seelenstein",
	["Twisting Nether"] = "Wirbelnder Nether",
	["Use Soulstone"] = "Seelenstein benutzen",
}

You notice the missing [" and "] around Reincarnate? That was after using

@localization(locale="deDE", format="lua_table")@

Anyway, I would still prefer keywords. Do I have to comment that line before I SVN commit, or leave it exactly like printed? Is there anything I need to do in Tortoise, or will the packager handle it?

Line 40.... something obvious, and I am not seeing it.

if LOCALE == "deDE" then
	{
	@localization(locale="deDE", format="lua_table")@
}

I am feeling really dumb. And blind. Is it

if LOCALE == "deDE" then
	@localization(locale="deDE", format="lua_table")@
elseif LOCALE == "esES" or LOCALE == "esMX" then
	@localization(locale="esES", format="lua_table")@
end

Or is it commented like so

if LOCALE == "deDE" then
	--@localization(locale="deDE", format="lua_table")@
elseif LOCALE == "esES" or LOCALE == "esMX" then
	--@localization(locale="esES", format="lua_table")@
end

I wonder why it wasn't throwing errors before? Been fine for months and months. Lucky me. It is correct to comment the line? The KB article suggests yes, but I want to make sure. :p

if LOCALE == "deDE" then
	L = {
	--@localization(locale="deDE", format="lua_table")@
	}
elseif LOCALE == "esES" or LOCALE == "esMX" then
	L = {
	--@localization(locale="esES", format="lua_table")@
	}
end

Think I finally got it. Tagged v73 for release. I checked the alpha on r72, and it looks good.

If anyone is like me, and learning the keyword localization, this worked:

local L = {
	-- use global string for locale independence
	CORPSE_OF = "^" .. CORPSE_TOOLTIP:replace("%s", "(.+)"),

	-- needs to match return values from HasSoulstone()
	["Use Soulstone"] = "Use Soulstone",
	["Reincarnate"] = "Reincarnate",
	["Twisting Nether"] = "Twisting Nether",

	-- sensible text to show
	["Soulstone"] = "Soulstone",
}

local LOCALE = GetLocale()
if LOCALE == "deDE" then
	L = --@localization(locale="deDE", format="lua_table")@
	
elseif LOCALE == "esES" or LOCALE == "esMX" then
	L = --@localization(locale="esES", format="lua_table")@

elseif LOCALE == "frFR" then
	L = --@localization(locale="frFR", format="lua_table")@

elseif LOCALE == "ruRU" then
	L = --@localization(locale="ruRU", format="lua_table")@

elseif LOCALE == "koKR" then
	L = --@localization(locale="koKR", format="lua_table")@

elseif LOCALE == "zhCN" then
	L = --@localization(locale="zhCN", format="lua_table")@

elseif LOCALE == "zhTW" then
	L = --@localization(locale="zhTW", format="lua_table")@
end

It does do additive, but in my ignorance, I thought that was for AceLocale only. Since I cannot get into game, and if what I have done does not work, I welcome anyone to fix it. At this point, I just wanted my guild off my back because it was raid night tonight and they wanted it working; there is time now to play with the code and improve it.

Yep. http://forums.wowace.com/showthread.php?p=314789#post314789 The unknown symbol error is gone, but it looks like I didn't get something right.