Anber96
How to use Cldr.Message.format on a string when there are no bindings set?
Hi,
How do i use Cldr.Message.format on a string when there are no bindings set for an value in the string?
Example:
Cldr.Message.format("{foo}", [])
returns
{:error, {Cldr.Message.BindError, "No binding was found for [\"foo\"]"}}
In my usecase i want the string to just return “{foo}” since there is no binding set.
Thanks in advance!
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kip
I was able to get this fixed earlier than anticipated. ex_cldr_messages version 1.0.1 is now published to hex with the following changelog entry:
Bug Fixes
- Fix parsing and printing of escaped strings. The implementation follows the ICU Message format documentation. Closes #17.
Example
iex> Cldr.Message.format("Bob's got an escaped '{foo}' literal", [])
{:ok, "Bob's got an escaped {foo} literal"}
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