The PO parsing code is pretty ugly for the moment and needs a lot of love.

Postponed until #1189184: OOP & PSR-0-ify gettext .po file parsing and generation is committed

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#14 1637662-14.patch3 KBandypost

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Status: Postponed » Active

active again

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Title: Cleanup the PO parser » Clean up the Gettext PO parser
Issue tags: -sprint

Any bright ideas for cleanup? (I've had some initial code for simplifying the writer at http://drupal.org/node/1189184#comment-5705348, which I believe did not make it into the final patch, but not sure if someone has great ideas for the parser as well :). All-in-all I think the main priority in this area right now should be #1637348: Import Gettext .po files in progressive batches to avoid time limits, which is feature-freeze breaking. Cleanups are not. So I'd move this off the sprint too for that reason.

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While updating some deprecated code in https://www.drupal.org/node/2911606 I noticed that both Drupal\Component\Gettext\PoItem and Drupal\Component\Gettext\Gettext depend on Drupal core.

LOCALE_PLURAL_DELIMITER is defined in core/includes/common.inc

I believe this violates the Drupal Components rule, which states that "Drupal Components are independent libraries that do not depend on the rest of Drupal in order to function." It was hidden from the automated test that checks this, though, because LOCALE_PLURAL_DELIMITER is not namespaced.

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There is very likely an issue to merge this into the component. Although the global constant would probably need to be kept until 9.x for backwards compatibility. (I looked but could not find the issue right away).

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Landed here while looking at #2918489: Plurals are not exported correctly when exporting source translations.

When this happens, \Drupal\Component\Gettext\PoItem::$_langcode looks like never used, at least when calling \Drupal\Component\Gettext\PoItem::setFromArray

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Related issues: +#2921676: Leading underscore character used for private member variables

Accidentally came across leading underscores in private member variables within Gettext component (#2921676: Leading underscore character used for private member variables) and, through inline @todos, realized about this issue.

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The rest of usage replaced in #2911606: Replace usage of the deprecated LOCALE_PLURAL_DELIMITER constant

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Removal of commin.inc's constant is the first blocker for the issue - this constant is more about how Drupal manage item components so I moved it here

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The rest of core

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Issue tags: +Needs change record
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Issue tags: -Needs change record

CR exists so I just linked it https://www.drupal.org/node/3014611

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The last submitted patch, 15: 1637662-15.patch, failed testing. View results

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Status: Needs work » Needs review
Issue tags: +Needs issue summary update

#2911606: Replace usage of the deprecated LOCALE_PLURAL_DELIMITER constant commited

Now it needs to decide what todo next here

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