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Hello all,

What are these "stock" strings for anyway? And why isn't there a more meaningful context string?

BR,
Tuomas

Christian Lohmaier kirjoitti 25.1.2021 15:40:
Hi Olivier,

On Sat, Jan 23, 2021 at 12:44 AM Olivier Hallot
<olivier.hallot@libreoffice.org> wrote:
1) The recent additions of LibreOffice UI has some "stock" strings
repeated in many files. For example

https://translations.documentfoundation.org/translate/libo_ui-master/dbaccessmessages/pt_BR/?q=state:%3Ctranslated

_Add
_Cancel
_Delete
_OK
...
Up to 13 new strings like these above.

Is there a way to apply a translated string to all occurrences of these
"stock" strings in the many weblate projects?

Well, yes and no..
Stock weblate would handle this by going to the "other occurrences"
tab and using the "apply translation to all propagated strings".
However we modified the part that determines how to propagate strings
(across projects) - so doesn't work that way, as for that to work the
component name needs to be the same.

I did just modify it to also deal with context "stock" differently, so
that then is the way to do it in weblate.

And then there of course is scripted way for advanced users.

ciao
Christian

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