From: Eric Fischer Date: Tue, 1 Sep 2009 22:20:30 +0000 (-0700) Subject: Make it an error to use a bare apostrophe in aapt, and adjust warnings/errors. X-Git-Url: https://git.saurik.com/android/aapt.git/commitdiff_plain/1782ef54064d06ed12eea07fee7e1f802db84645 Make it an error to use a bare apostrophe in aapt, and adjust warnings/errors. In practice, no one ever writes an apostrophe in an aapt string with the intent of using it to quote whitespace -- they always mean to include a literal apostrophe in the string and then are surprised when they find the apostrophe missing. Make this an error so that it is discovered right away instead of waiting until late in QA or after the strings have already been sent for translation. (And fix a recently-introduced string that has exactly this problem.) Silence the warning about an empty span in a string, since this seems to annoy people instead of finding any real problems. Make the error about having a translated string with no base string into a warning, since this is a big pain when making changes to an application that has already had some translations done, and the dead translations should be removed by a later translation import anyway. --- diff --git a/ResourceTable.cpp b/ResourceTable.cpp index 95a2384..f9d2434 100644 --- a/ResourceTable.cpp +++ b/ResourceTable.cpp @@ -2364,13 +2364,12 @@ ResourceTable::validateLocalizations(void) String8 region(config.string(), 2); if (configSet.find(region) == configSet.end()) { if (configSet.count(defaultLocale) == 0) { - fprintf(stdout, "aapt: error: " + fprintf(stdout, "aapt: warning: " "*** string '%s' has no default or required localization " "for '%s' in %s\n", String8(nameIter->first).string(), config.string(), mBundle->getResourceSourceDirs()[0]); - err = UNKNOWN_ERROR; } } } diff --git a/XMLNode.cpp b/XMLNode.cpp index 6daa0d2..d4d2a45 100644 --- a/XMLNode.cpp +++ b/XMLNode.cpp @@ -219,7 +219,12 @@ moveon: } spanStack.pop(); - if (empty) { + /* + * This warning seems to be just an irritation to most people, + * since it is typically introduced by translators who then never + * see the warning. + */ + if (0 && empty) { fprintf(stderr, "%s:%d: warning: empty '%s' span found in text '%s'\n", fileName, inXml->getLineNumber(), String8(spanTag).string(), String8(*outString).string());