Hello Sophie (& Olivier & Christian),
sophi kirjoitti 18.8.2020 18:20:
Hi Milos,
Le 18/08/2020 à 16:35, Milos Sramek a écrit :
Hi,
maybe that you have already noticed - strings of extended tooltips
started to appear in the UI strings, there are currently 170 of them.
Originally, they were a part of the help files, where they were marked
by the <ahelp> tag. There are currently 6000+ extended tooltips there.
This means that their translations need to to be transferred from the
help files to the UI files (I exclude the option to translate them
again).
Maybe the developers will solve this somehow.
Olivier and Christian were looking at it, yes.
Will there be an easy way to identify the translations transferred from
the help files? If not, would you mind holding this off for Finnish for
now? I'm currently reviewing the Finnish UI translations, whereas the
Help translations are not reviewed. Adding 6000+ unreviewed strings to
the mix would cause confusion as to which strings have been reviewed and
which have not been. It would be easier the review the translations of
extended tips on the Help side before transferring them the UI side.
Also, will the strings be moved or just copied? I.e. will there be two
copies of each extended tip to keep in sync?
Best regards,
Tuomas
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