HI Tuomas
Em 20/08/2020 07:36, Tuomas Hietala escreveu:
Also, will the strings be moved or just copied? I.e. will there be two
copies of each extended tip to keep in sync?
The strings are copied. No changes in Help, and contents inside <ahelp>
tag will continue.
Synching back from extended tips to <ahelp> is possible but will require
some amount of development in the Help build.
Note: At the moment, we are only working to copy <ahelp> contents that
belongs to a dialog (known as an *.ui file). Contents related to .uno
command and HID codes often related to menus and toolbars) will be
addressed later.
Quality of the ahelp contents really deserves a second look at the
source level (English) and is a long-term, on going improvement work.
The extended tips copy from the <ahelp> tags aims to both rescue the
extend tips feature and existing contents and spare translation rework.
Finally, given the status of the <ahelp> (mis)usage in the Help, the
copy is a semi-automatic task.
Kind regards
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