Bug 190566 TVT33:TCT542: ja: "expr" in English in Aggregation Builder panel
<response_by> Eriko Takahashi at 2007.06.01.10.32.17 </response_by> exprOS: Linux Build date: 20070531 Component name : BIRT Blocking: NO Tester Name: Eriko Takahashi (Japanese tester) Testcase: 04.002610 - BIRT - CROSSTAB PROPERTIES BINDING TAB ADD AGGERATION Steps to recreate the problem: 1. Open Test_Report_CrossTab.rptdesign 2. Click on "Cross Table" in the editor 3. In the property editor view, click on Add Aggregation on the Binding tab 4. Aggregation Builder is displayed Problem Description: "expr" is shown in English. I am not able to find this string in our files. Please investigate. Thank you. <response_by> Cam-Thu Le at 2007.06.01.10.36.56 </response_by> This article was reassigned from Category:''TVT Testcases''. <response_by> Bryan Green at 2007.06.01.10.53.22 </response_by> Changing status in TCT. <response_by> Moravia IT at 2007.06.01.11.40.30 </response_by> hello, The same in Polish build 20070531/Windows Kamil <response_by> Herbert Ros?n at 2007.06.01.13.25.29 </response_by> sv: Swedish version shares the same problem. /Herbert <response_by> Dilhun Hacikulaoglu at 2007.06.01.14.15.37 </response_by> Hi, Same for Turkish. Dilhun <response_by> Herbert Ros?n at 2007.06.01.14.28.36 </response_by> sv: Please note that the window title also is in English - "Aggregation Builder" and I can't find that it has been externatlised (let's hope I'm wrong). Please investigate.
xtab/org.eclipse.birt.report.item.crosstab.ui/src/org/eclipse/birt/report/item/crosstab/internal/ui/dialogs/CrosstabBindingDialogHelper.java
handleFunctionSelectEvent( );
		
		
		for ( Iterator iterator = binding.argumentsIterator( ); iterator.hasNext( ); )
		{
			AggregationArgumentHandle arg = (AggregationArgumentHandle) iterator.next( );
			if ( argsMap.containsKey( arg.getName( ) ) )
			{
				if ( arg.getValue( ) != null )
				{
					Text txtArg = (Text) argsMap.get( arg.getName( ) );
					txtArg.setText( arg.getValue( ) );
				}
			}
		}
	}
	private String[] getFunctionDisplayNames( )
	{
		IChoice[] choices = getFunctions( );
		if ( choices == null )
			return new String[0];
		String[] displayNames = new String[choices.length];
		for ( int i = 0; i < choices.length; i++ )
		{
			displayNames[i] = choices[i].getDisplayName( );
		}
		return displayNames;
	}
	private String getFunctionByDisplayName( String displayName )
	{