Max Gramser
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tools/i18n.py gets cldr (day and month names, date orders, numbers and the clock from Node's Intl), ha-words (the words for states from Home Assistant's own translations, English included) and lint (English left in the firmware's code). The screens write numbers from Home Assistant in the chosen format, and every text font carries the apostrophe. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
47 lines
2.5 KiB
C++
47 lines
2.5 KiB
C++
#include "screen_text_en.h"
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// The screen's texts (app 0.2.90): lookups, placeholders, plural forms and numbers, with the English table the tests
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// build with (tests/screen_text_en.h). A screen's own build writes its language's table instead.
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#include <cassert>
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#include <cstdio>
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#include <string>
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using namespace screen_text;
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int main() {
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assert(std::string(LANGUAGE) == "en");
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assert(std::string(tr(txt::settings_title)) == "Settings");
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assert(std::string(tr(KEY_COUNT)) == "" && std::string(tr(0xFFFF)) == "");
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// A list is its first key plus a count: the month names in order.
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assert(txt::date_months_short_count == 12 && std::string(tr(txt::date_months_short + 8)) == "Sep");
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assert(txt::date_weekdays_count == 7 && std::string(tr(txt::date_weekdays)) == "Sunday");
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// Named placeholders, every occurrence; a translation is never a printf format.
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assert(fill(std::string("{n} of {n}"), "n", "3") == "3 of 3");
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assert(fill(txt::tile_page, "n", 2) == "Page 2");
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assert(fill(std::string("100%"), "n", "1") == "100%");
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// Plural forms by the language's rule (English: one for 1, other for the rest); the one form may name the number.
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assert(plural(txt::time_hours_ago, 1) == "1 hour ago" && plural(txt::time_hours_ago, 2) == "2 hours ago");
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assert(plural(txt::time_hours_ago, 0) == "0 hours ago" && plural(txt::history_times, 1) == "once");
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assert(plural(txt::history_times, 21) == "21 times");
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// A text without forms is the same for every n.
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assert(plural(txt::time_minutes_ago, 5) == "5 min ago");
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// Numbers: the language's marks unless Settings -> Language & region chose a format for every screen.
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number_style = 0;
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assert(localize("1234.5") == "1,234.5" && localize("-3") == "-3" && localize("123") == "123");
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assert(localize("1234567") == "1,234,567" && localize("0.25") == "0.25");
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for (const char *text : {"on", "1.2.3", "-", ".5", "5.", "12a", "", "1e5"}) assert(localize(text) == text);
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assert(decimal(21.54f, 1) == "21.5");
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number_style = 2; // 1.234,5
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assert(localize("1234.5") == "1.234,5" && localize("-1234") == "-1.234" && decimal(21.54f, 1) == "21,5");
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number_style = 3; // 1 234,5
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assert(localize("12345.75") == "12 345,75");
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number_style = 1; // 1,234.5
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assert(localize("1234.5") == "1,234.5");
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assert(number_style_of("auto") == 0 && number_style_of("point") == 1 && number_style_of("comma") == 2 &&
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number_style_of("space") == 3 && number_style_of("dot") == -1);
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number_style = 0;
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std::puts("test_screen_text: PASS");
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return 0;
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}
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