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Abnormal translation when I place non-string in parameters#231

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@Saltdust29
Saltdust29
opened on May 29, 2023

Here is our scene, we give a code to infer Chinese translations and English translations.
For example , the number 10157 would infer to a SPACE between two words.
When I use ('10157') in my code such as "Hello('10157')World", the result in English could be "Hello World" and "你好" in Chinese.
But what I really have in output is the msgid of SPACE separator. It seems like "你10157好".
I would like to know whether the flask-babel support non-string in parameters and why I get the msgid when I place non-string in parameters like this _('').

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  1. TkTech commented on May 29, 2023

    @TkTech
    TkTech
    on May 29, 2023
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    Can you provide a code example? I'm having trouble understanding what you're trying to accomplish.

  2. Saltdust29 commented on May 31, 2023

    @Saltdust29
    Saltdust29
    on May 31, 2023
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    Ok. Here's an example.

    {
    "10157": {"en": " ", "zh": ""}
}
    print("你" + _("10157") + "好")
    
What I expect to get:
Chinese:  你好
English: 你 好

What I actually get:
Chinese: 你10157好
English: 你 好

    In short, it seems like flask-babel translate null string to msgid.

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