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Hi Andras,

04/12/2012 06:22, sgrìobh Andras Timar:
Have you read the blog post on the Planet? If you missed it, here it
is: http://libreoffice.hu/2012/11/29/logo/ (in English). You can also
search for Logo or turtle graphic on the web.
I hadn't but I have now.
in librelogo/source/pythonpath.po. Please do a liitle research, and
translate the commands as your national Logo standard recommends, or
you can leave them in English. Probably it does not make sense to
Had a minor fit of the giggles, national Logo standards in Scottish Gaelic? ;) I'll leave them in English (have already done in the strings I did so far)
English. The <br/> tag is valid, it is not HTML, it is XML. It is a
self closing tag and it is a line break. We could have put each line
into a separate paragraph, but it was converted from MediaWiki, and
this what we got. :/
So what are we do do with <br/> when it appears?
When translating the help, take care of the number of spaces
before/after commands. Logo programs are indented, and also spaces
after [ and before ] are important (syntax).
Eek. Ok, thanks! Sounds like I will have to test 4.0 very carefully before it comes out regarding Logo.

Michael

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