Hi Chris,

It seems that there is a problem with internationalization with the last commit.
Please look here:
- report.addf(__("Package %i"), _package->get_number());
+ report.addf(__("%s %i"), _package->get_type(), _package->get_number());

I have introduced the macro __() /* Double underscore */ to be a conditional 
variant
of classical _() /* Single underscore */ in the report refactoring commit.

Usual underscore macro calls the gettext() function. And we need some sort 
of conditional
gettext() -- we want to print untranslated strings to CSV-report. (Of 
course, we could simply
set English locale for CSV-reports. But this will look strange.)

So I have introduced the double underscore macro which calls gettext() for 
HTML-reports and
return original strings for CSV.

After your patch the gettext will try to translate the string "%s %i" and 
not the "Package %i",
so we have lost the internationalization here.

We could fix it by internationalizing the "type" field in the class:
   ret->set_type(__("Package"));

But I'm not sure that it is good to have the type depending on current 
locale (especially
if in some future there will be need to compare the value of this field by 
strcmp()).

What you think?

P.S. Why you not sending patches to mailing list for discussion? ;-)

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