| -rw-r--r-- | development/translation/opie-lupdate/fetchtr.cpp | 3 |
1 files changed, 3 insertions, 0 deletions
diff --git a/development/translation/opie-lupdate/fetchtr.cpp b/development/translation/opie-lupdate/fetchtr.cpp index eb25555..d1f5881 100644 --- a/development/translation/opie-lupdate/fetchtr.cpp +++ b/development/translation/opie-lupdate/fetchtr.cpp @@ -147,64 +147,67 @@ static int getToken() switch ( yyIdent[0] ) { case 'Q': if ( strcmp(yyIdent + 1, "_OBJECT") == 0 ) { return Tok_Q_OBJECT; } else if ( strcmp(yyIdent + 1, "T_TR_NOOP") == 0 ) { return Tok_tr; } else if ( strcmp(yyIdent + 1, "T_TRANSLATE_NOOP") == 0 ) { return Tok_translate; } break; case 'T': // TR() for when all else fails if ( qstricmp(yyIdent + 1, "R") == 0 ) return Tok_tr; break; case 'c': if ( strcmp(yyIdent + 1, "lass") == 0 ) return Tok_class; break; case 'n': if ( strcmp(yyIdent + 1, "amespace") == 0 ) return Tok_namespace; break; case 'r': if ( strcmp(yyIdent + 1, "eturn") == 0 ) return Tok_return; break; case 's': if ( strcmp(yyIdent + 1, "truct") == 0 ) return Tok_class; break; + case 'i': + if( strcmp(yyIdent + 1, "18n") == 0 ) + return Tok_tr; case 't': if ( strcmp(yyIdent + 1, "r") == 0 ) { return Tok_tr; } else if ( qstrcmp(yyIdent + 1, "rUtf8") == 0 ) { return Tok_trUtf8; } else if ( qstrcmp(yyIdent + 1, "ranslate") == 0 ) { return Tok_translate; } } return Tok_Ident; } else { switch ( yyCh ) { case '#': /* Early versions of lupdate complained about unbalanced braces in the following code: #ifdef ALPHA while ( beta ) { #else while ( gamma ) { #endif delta; } The code contains, indeed, two opening braces for one closing brace; yet there's no reason to panic. The solution is to remember yyBraceDepth as it was when #if, #ifdef or #ifndef was met, and to set yyBraceDepth to that value when meeting #elif or #else. |