Hi László,
30.9.2022 12:41 hodź. Németh László napisa:
Indeed, it didn't work! Thanks for your bug report, I was able to fix the
problem:
https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/140796
"LibreLogo: fix ast, gug, hsb and sid language support
Asturian (ast), Paraguayan Guaraní (gug), Sidamo (sid) and Upper-Sorbian
(hsb) localizations did't work despite their existing localization stored
in the language fallback dictionary of LibreLogo.py, because their 3-letter
language identifiers with their country codes trimmed to 2-letter, for
example: "hsb-DE" -> "hs" instead of the correct "hsb".
Missing Upper-Sorbian support was reported by Michael Wolf."
I'll back-port the fix into LibreOffice 7.4 and before. Also I'll add
Lower-Sorbian and other translations to the "language fallback" dictionary
of LibreLogo.py soon.
Many thanks again, also for your translation!
Until now the LO Daily does not support Lower Sorbian LibreLogo commands.
Additionally, I have changed some Upper Sorbian and Lower Sorbian
translations of LibreLogo commands two weeks ago. Until now the new
translations are not carried into LO.
Regards,
Michael
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