Description: ------------ Hello, three problems with setLang(): a) If you are using a decorator, Translation2_Decorator::setLang() does not return the return value from Translation2::setLang(). b) If there is a problem with e.g. the database connection, the returned error is "unknown language" and not the real database problem. c) Translation2::setLang() can return a PEAR_Error object, so it should return otherwise true instead of void (PEAR coding standard) Regards, Carsten Test script: --------------- <?php $mdb2 =& MDB2::singleton('mysqli://root:wrong@localhost/foo'); //try with and without a wrong passoword $tr =& Translation2::factory('MDB2', $mdb2); //$tr =& $tr->getDecorator('Lang'); //try with and without this line $res = $tr->setLang('foo'); //lang doesn't exists in db var_dump($res); ?> Expected result: ---------------- a) with or without a decorator, it should return a database or "unknown language" error b) if all is ok, true should be returned Actual result: -------------- a) with a decorator, no error is returned b) without a decorator, allways a "unknown language" error is returned (even if there is a problem with the database connection)

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