Hello, i have a strange issue, but maybe i just do not know some special conventions.
If i put
fr: yes: 'oui' no: 'non'
in my fr.yml localization file, then <% t 'yes' %> produces 'Yes' instead of 'oui'. However any keys other than 'yes' and 'no' work fine: if i put
fr: y: 'oui' n: 'non'
then <% t 'y' %> gives 'oui' as expected.
Can anyone please explain to my why i cannot use 'yes' and 'no' as keys in localization files? Thanks.
Alexey.
Hello, i have a strange issue, but maybe i just do not know some special conventions.
If i put
fr: yes: 'oui' no: 'non'
in my fr.yml localization file, then <% t 'yes' %> produces 'Yes' instead of 'oui'.
Just a guess, but it might be a YAML thing. Try putting this:
fr: "yes": 'oui' "no": 'non'
To force the keys to be simple strings rather than thinking the bare yes == true
-Rob
However any keys other than 'yes' and 'no' work fine: if i put
fr: y: 'oui' n: 'non'
then <% t 'y' %> gives 'oui' as expected.
Can anyone please explain to my why i cannot use 'yes' and 'no' as keys in localization files? Thanks.
Alexey.
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Thanks Rob, your suggestion works! I hope this is just a little weird yaml thing that has nothing to do with rails :).
Alexey.
It has been just point out to me that "yes" and "no" are keywords in YAML.
Alexey.