Le 14/04/2018 à 10:19, Wols Lists a écrit :
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I had a look at gerrit and couldn't make sense of it, but IFF that
string is visible to end users, the missing space is an error.
Punctuation should always be followed by a space.
If, however, it's internal to LO code, I'd be inclined to agree with
you, code doesn't have spaces :-)
Here, semicolon is not punctuation, it is a separator.
Space or not space before or after semicolon is not the problem, help
works equally well with and without space in <bookmark_value> ...
</bookmark_value> fields.
The problem is changing something, adding a space or removing one in
these fields because each change make the string to be translated again
without any visible effect. And translators have better to do. ;-)
Best regards.
JBF
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