say I have:
locales/file1.yml
en:
foo:
- bar
locales/file2.yml
en:
foo:
- baz
I want to be able to call t(“foo”) and get [“bar”, “baz”]… Is there
any way to do this?
-patrick
say I have:
locales/file1.yml
en:
foo:
- bar
locales/file2.yml
en:
foo:
- baz
I want to be able to call t(“foo”) and get [“bar”, “baz”]… Is there
any way to do this?
-patrick
Yaml returns string only. So, I guess what you can do use
foo:
‘bar baz’
and then f(‘foo’).split(’ ')
it’s hack, but i don’t see other option.
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wrote:
- baz
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This should do it :
foo:
You can’t keep each array entry in a separate file because you’ll
redefine the whole ‘foo’ scope every time.
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