It was done in [1] based on the guideline [2]. With LibreOffice it would be easy to insert this
character per special characters dialog, in Weblate you probably have to use the Unicode ID U+25B8.
But copy/paste seems to be easier.
I wonder why this patch has made it into 6.4. Tried to cherry-pick but failed because of a merge
issue (and it was a bit late too). The patch also fixes the Ctrl/Cmd and Alt/Option thing by using
the variables %MOD1 and %MOD2.
[1] https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/85228
[2] https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design/Guidelines/UIWriting
On 28.12.19 08:10, Berend Ytsma wrote:
Hello,
I just walking trough Master now cause 6.4 is finished for the Frisian
Language
and i see a special character which has changed.
Before there was Help > Restart, and now Help ▸ Restart
Is there a easy way to use " ▸" or must i copy it from the source.
Greetings and best wishes for 2020
Berend Ytsma
Frisian translator
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