Errors are now internationalized. Minor bug fixes, global code improvement. To properly handle errors: Create a file named following this pattern: modulename_config.py (e.g. webcomment_config.py)
In this file developers should declare the following dictionnaries:
- cfg_modulename_error_messages
- cfg_modulename_warning_messages
Content of these dictionaries:
ERR_MODULENAME_ERROR_NAME: '_("internationalized text with eventual text replacement strings %s %i")'
Errorlib will actually interpret strings for internationalization if they begin with '_(' and end with ')'.
NOTE: ERR_MODULENAME must be uppercase; names of dictionary and config file must respect the rules defined above.
Example:
file miscutil_config.py:
cfg_miscutil_error_messages = \
{ 'ERR_MISCUTIL_BAD_FILE_ARGUMENT_PASSED': '_("Invalid argument %s was passed")',
'ERR_MISCUTIL_WRITE_FAILED': '_("Unable to write to file %s")',
'ERR_MISCUTIL_NO_ERROR_MESSAGE': '_("Trying to write a non error message to error log")'}
cfg_miscutil_warning_messages = \
{ 'WRN_MISCUTIL_SOME_WARNING': '_("example warning (%s)")',
'ERR_MISCUTIL_STRANGE_WARNING': '_("Warnings can also be displayed as errors")'}