Hi Kaplan,
2011/11/24 Lior Kaplan <kaplanlior@gmail.com>:
On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 1:14 PM, Lior Kaplan <kaplanlior@gmail.com> wrote:
On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 1:05 PM, Andras Timar <timar74@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Kaplan,
2011/11/24 Lior Kaplan <kaplanlior@gmail.com>:
Hi,
While translating some scp2 strings for 3.5 I notice duplicate strings
which
looks weird (e.g. "Installs the Tamil user interface").
I checked the sources and notice this is because we have two locales
for
Tamil:
[STR_NAME_MODULE_LANGPACK_TA]
en-US = "Tamil"
[STR_DESC_MODULE_LANGPACK_TA]
en-US = "Installs the Tamil user interface"
[STR_NAME_MODULE_LANGPACK_TA_IN]
en-US = "Tamil"
[STR_DESC_MODULE_LANGPACK_TA_IN]
en-US = "Installs the Tamil user interface"
Do we really support two locales or this is a mistake? If we do support
two
locales, the users should have a way to differentiate between the two.
We don't support ta_IN, only ta. In fact those lines could be removed
from scp2 (there are more to clean up I suppose).
For supported UI locales see
http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/solenv/inc/langlist.mk
Good to know. I'll do the clean up and send a patch...
Attaching two patches to clean the help and language pack translation
strings. Also a small clean up patch for the langlist.mk file to have it
sorted.
Dictionary list is verified and is updated (no changes needed).
Please push 0001 and 0003. In 0002 you were a bit greedy in deleting
stuff. :) Save at least qtz. I would save all languages in helppack
file which have an UI pack. So I don't have to remember to re-add them
and translators don't have to re-translate them when a language team
decides to translate the help, too.
Thanks,
Andras
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