Hello Tom, *,
On Sonntag, 13. Oktober 2013 18:09 Tom Davies wrote:
Different people use different expressions but mostly people use
quite a selection. "Must be" is typically used by people in
power (such as parents, my boss, the prime-minister etc) but who
might lack the imagination to realise there might well be some
other way that they haven't thought of. "What is usually used?"
is a bit like asking what the best distro is. Each person has
hm, O.K. I was expecting something like "I have learned at school,
that..." or something like that ... ;) My own search with DuckDuckGo
indicates, that "must not" is used in regulations, edicts (and the
like), or in prohibitions, bans (and the like) (see e.g.
http://english.lingolia.com/en/grammar/verbs/modal-verbs. If my
English is not that rusted, it seems to underpin my opinion ... ;)
But that is only one of six or seven sites, which I have skimmed
through (in German as well as in English ... ;) ).
their own idea and those ideas might change from moment to moment.
It's hard to avoid being flippant when answering this sort of
thing.
O.K.
Also once i am "on a roll" and writing quickly i sometimes find i
have repeated a word or phrase many times, sometimes even with a
single sentence. It's a bit like tripping over my own shoelaces
in haste or finding i tied them together. So it's not always
arrogance that leads to that sort of thing.
O.K.
3. I quite like "with the same text". It still avoids the
problem Sophie made me aware of. So; <quote>
There should not more than one entry with the same text in the
help directory because it will break the index display in the help
UI. </quote> or the re-write i did later, or some variant of it.
O.K.
Wrt tags/options and stuff. I am disappointed to hear they are
not translated and set by regionalisation. For some reason i had
assumed that people could use the command-line in their own
language.
Well, I think, it is the same problem as with our project: You need
the people, who are willing to translate it. If there are none, the
commands as well as their help, manpages, info sides are left in
English (which I prefer instead of having in a language, I am
neither able to read or write) ... ;)
Thank you for your information
Thomas.
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