2011.12.16 22:00, Donald Rogers rašė:
Thanks, Andras
You said in the bug page (below): It happens when you use LibreOffice in
other language than
your system locale.
I always have that situation, and probably most Esperanto speakers would
have another language that they use.
I don't understand what you mean by "select the KeyID language...". I
don't know what po-file the strings mentioned are in, so I don't know the
KeyID. In the drop down list of the search field in Pootle there is an
option "Locations". Is that where to put (a) known KeyID(s)?
The "KeyID language" is a pseudo-locale that is available in LibreOffice.
AFAIK, it shows all KeyID's in the UI itself. You can choose it in the LibO
preferences.
HTH
Rimas
On the matter of searching for a particular string, I found that
searching for "Open..." is problematic because the search program trims the
dots off and one cannot specify entire words only, so I got openoffice,
OpenGL etc - too many hits. Where is the place to propose an enhancement of
this type? Do you think that it would be useful?
If it would be useful for you, then the answer is definitely yes. The
proper place to propose such enhancement would be on Pootle's bugzilla (
bugs.locamotion.org), but if you don't want to create a yet another
account, Pootle's developers are watching this list, so they often notice
those suggestions even without reporting them (although I would consider
filing an enhancement request preferred). Well, I just filed the request
for you: http://bugs.locamotion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2079 .
Regards,
Rimas
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