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use_isolating
(API Page) Present in constructors of FluentLocalization and FluentBundle, the use_isolating parameter is not explained. It does not seem to be used either: FluentLocalization delegates it to FluentBundle, and FluentBundle doesn't use it for anything (except that FluentBundle passes self to ResolverEnvironment, which may expose self.use_isolating, but I did not check further).
FluentLocalization
FluentBundle
self
ResolverEnvironment
self.use_isolating
In addition, the default value of use_isolating in FluentLocalization constructor is False, while in FluentBundle's it is True.
False
True
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It determines whether to wrap placeholders with FSI/PDI bidirectional isolation marks, here:
python-fluent/fluent.runtime/fluent/runtime/resolver.py
Lines 193 to 195 in df5ef40
The option is documented at the very bottom of the Internals of fluent.runtime document.
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(API Page) Present in constructors of
FluentLocalization
andFluentBundle
, theuse_isolating
parameter is not explained. It does not seem to be used either:FluentLocalization
delegates it toFluentBundle
, andFluentBundle
doesn't use it for anything (except thatFluentBundle
passesself
toResolverEnvironment
, which may exposeself.use_isolating
, but I did not check further).In addition, the default value of
use_isolating
inFluentLocalization
constructor isFalse
, while inFluentBundle
's it isTrue
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: