This is the way tr() should be used. Now even RTL-languages and such

are supported

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ void DateBookWeekLstHeader::setDate(cons

     int year,week;
     calcWeek(d,week,year,onMonday);
-    labelWeek->setText("W: " + QString::number(week));
+    labelWeek->setText(tr( "W: %1" ).arg( ( QString::number(week)) ) );

     QDate start=date;
     QDate stop=start.addDays(6);

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/core/pim/datebook/datebookweeklst.cpp b/core/pim/datebook/datebookweeklst.cpp
index 5eefc27..7451abc 100644
--- a/core/pim/datebook/datebookweeklst.cpp
+++ b/core/pim/datebook/datebookweeklst.cpp
@@ -50,13 +50,13 @@ DateBookWeekLstHeader::DateBookWeekLstHeader(bool onM, QWidget* parent,
 DateBookWeekLstHeader::~DateBookWeekLstHeader(){}
 void DateBookWeekLstHeader::setDate(const QDate &d) {
     date=d;
 
     int year,week;
     calcWeek(d,week,year,onMonday);
-    labelWeek->setText("W: " + QString::number(week));
+    labelWeek->setText(tr( "W: %1" ).arg( ( QString::number(week)) ) );
 
     QDate start=date;
     QDate stop=start.addDays(6);
     labelDate->setText( QString::number(start.day()) + " " +
 			start.monthName(start.month()) + " - " +
 			QString::number(stop.day()) + " " +