Hello Sophie
I have discussed with the pt-BR community and it is a sound *go* to
remove accents in functions names. We have names with more than one dot
as =É.NÃO.DISP() that must be transformed as =E.NAO.DISP(), thus a
script that turns accented characters to its non-accented character is
enough, leaving dots where they are.
Questions: will the script change
1) the names of the function in the whole Calc UI (not only in the
formula/source/core/resource.po file)?
and
2) the help files as well?
Finally, is it going to be carried in the next release (5.3) or in the
forthcoming 5.2.3 update?
Kind regards
Olivier
Em 29/09/2016 12:53, Sophie escreveu:
Hi all,
Following-up on a issue that was open because accents in Formula names
in some languages, would it be problematic for your language if we set
as a rule to not put any sign in Formula names but the dot (dot) as in
en_US?
Would that be too difficult because there is no corresponding meaning
without? For FR for example, we decided to remove them but that doesn't
change the meaning of the word and it's often that capitals are not
accentuated, so people are already used to read them.
Thanks for your feedback
Cheers
Sophie
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