You can’t do that, at least not from a GUI translation helper app, because these are set to pick up strings from standard functions like __()
, _e
etc, they can’t read variables (including string variables)
Instead try:
var $control_types = array(
array(
'key' => 'manual',
'value' => __('Manual', 'yourtextdomain')
)
);
But if $control_types
is a static variable from a class then you won’t be able to assign the return value of a function as it’s value. Why not make it a normal variable inside the process_class_vars() method? Or just make it a function:
public static function control_types(){
return
array(
'manual' => __('Manual', 'yourtextdomain'),
...
)
);
...
foreach ($this->control_types() as $control_type => $label)
{
// I'm pretty sure you don't need 'key' / and 'value' as key name here either...
$temp_array[] = array(
'key' => $control_type,
'value' => $label,
);
}