Hi Michael, On Mon, 29 Nov 2010 11:13:20 +0000, Michael Meeks <michael.meeks@novell.com> wrote:
On Sat, 2010-11-27 at 02:20 +0900, Takeshi Abe wrote:During the Easy Hacking, I have enjoyed ton of "occured" occurred and some occurrences of "occurance" in the code base. Why not come and join with `git grep -i occured` if you get tired of working hard in a miserable world ;) Well, seriously, it seems needed to find a systematic way to cope with them.:-)
OK, I end up getting sane so that replacing them with git & sed has done by the attached script. After runnging it on each git working dir and double checking, I made up the attached patch with some tweaks. Note that the changes would not fit into LibO 3.3 because they alters messages to be localized, e.g., in lib-core/connectivity/source/resource/conn_shared_res.src
I guess an 'easy hack' ? I guess we should perhaps grok for german variable names too, and rename them in cases like this: sc/source/core/tool/interpr2.cxx: double nErsteAbRate = nWert * nAbRate * nMonate / 12.0; Though, it's not that clear to me how to find them easily. :-)
Oh, take it easy. Just shorten the names! Say double nE = nW * nA * nM / 12.0; Then it will no longer look like German at least, well, even if more damn unreadable ;) Cheers, -- Takeshi Abe
#!/bin/sh for PAIR in \ occured.occurred \ Occured.Occurred \ OCCURED.OCCURRED \ occurence.occurrence \ Occurence.Occurrence \ OCCURENCE.OCCURRENCE \ occurance.occurrence \ Occurance.Occurrence \ OCCURANCE.OCCURRENCE \ occurrance.occurrence \ Occurrance.Occurrence \ OCCURRANCE.OCCURRENCE \ ; do echo "# $PAIR"; CUR=${PAIR%.*} NEW=${PAIR#*.} for file in `git grep -l $CUR`; do echo " $file" sed -e "s/$CUR/$NEW/g" $file > $file.new rm $file mv $file.new $file done done
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