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Hoi Joren

Het vertalen van de UI is wat te technisch voor mij. Ik houd het bij het
vertalen van de Help.

Groetjes, Kees

2012/11/22 Joren <joren.libreoffice@telenet.be>

Beste,

Een aantal dagen geleden zijn de strings die vertaald moeten worden voor
versie 4.0 vrijgegeven op Pootle. (zie http://listarchives.**
libreoffice.org/global/l10n/**msg05111.html<http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/l10n/msg05111.html>
)

Quote:
" If you had 100% in 3.6, now you have ~6000 words to deal with in help,
and 4300 in UI. UI has a new module now, librelogo, which contains
2600 words on its own."

Met andere woorden: er staat weer een groot werk te wachten op de Pootle
server.

In mail 
http://listarchives.**libreoffice.org/global/l10n/**msg05127.html<http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/l10n/msg05127.html>wordt
 er uitgelegd dat alle commando's ook vertaald moeten worden.

Quote:
"1. It is recommended (and easier) to use the existing native language
translation of the original Logo programming language, if it exists. Eg.
the Hungarian translation of "forward" and its abbreviated form are the
same as in the closed source, closed platform-dependent Logo environments
used in Hungarian schools:

FORWARD=elo"re|e"

Deze commando's komen ook voor in de te vertalen strings (zo'n 2600
ongeveer). Het lijkt me dus aangeraden om eerst gezamelijk tot een
consistente vertaling te komen van de commando's én afkorting (achter de
verticale streep). Ik moet nu zelf heel de avond weg, maar mij lijkt het
handig om gewoon te vertalen achter de regel (zie voorbeeld hieronder). Een
dat dit werk gebeurd is, is het relatief eenvoudig om de andere strings te
kunnen vertalen.
Dit zijn de commando's: (gekopieerd van http://numbertext.org/logo/**
commands_en.txt <http://numbertext.org/logo/commands_en.txt>)

# turtle graphics

FORWARD = forward|fd
(voorbeeld) vertaling: FORWARD = voorwaards|vw
BACKWARD = back|bk
vertaling: ...
TURNLEFT = left|turnleft|lt
TURNRIGHT = right|turnright|rt
PENUP = penup|pu
PENDOWN = pendown|pd
HOME = home
POINT = point
CIRCLE = circle
ELLIPSE = ellipse
SQUARE = square
RECTANGLE = rectangle
LABEL = label
PENCOLOR = pencolor|pencolour|linecolor|**pc
ANY = any
PENWIDTH = pensize|penwidth|linewidth
PENSTYLE = penstyle|linestyle
PENJOINT = penjoint|linejoint
NONE = none
BEVEL = bevel
MITER = miter
ROUNDED = round
SOLID = solid
DASH = dashed
DOTTED = dotted
CLOSE = close
FILL = fill
FILLCOLOR = fillcolor|fillcolour|fc
FILLSTYLE = fillstyle
FONTCOLOR = fontcolor|textcolor|textcolour
FONTHEIGHT = fontsize|textsize|textheight
FONTWEIGHT = fontweight
FONTSTYLE = fontstyle
BOLD = bold
ITALIC = italic
UPRIGHT = upright|normal
NORMAL = normal
FONTFAMILY = fontfamily
CLEARSCREEN = clearscreen|cs
TEXT = text
HIDETURTLE = hideturtle|ht|hideme
SHOWTURTLE = showturtle|st|showme
POSITION = position|pos|setpos
HEADING = heading|setheading|seth
PAGESIZE = pagesize
GROUP = picture|pic

# control structures

TO = to
END = end
STOP = stop
REPEAT = repeat|forever
REPCOUNT = repcount
BREAK = break
CONTINUE = continue
WHILE = while
FOR = for
IN = in
IF = if
OUTPUT = output
LEFTSTRING = âEURoe|âEUR~
RIGHTSTRING = âEUR?|âEUR^(TM)
TRUE = true
FALSE = false
NOT = not
AND = and
OR = or
INPUT = input
PRINT = print
SLEEP = sleep
GLOBAL = global

# functions
RANDOM = random
INT = int
FLOAT = float
STR = str
SQRT = sqrt
SIN = sin
COS = cos
ROUND = round
ABS = abs
COUNT = count
SET = set
RANGE = range
LIST = list
TUPLE = tuple
SORTED = sorted
RESUB = sub
RESEARCH = search
REFINDALL = findall
MIN = min
MAX = max

PI = pi|ÏEUR

# measurement
DECIMAL = .
DEG = °
HOUR = h
MM = mm
CM = cm
PT = pt
INCH = in|"

# color codes

INVISIBLE = invisible
BLACK = black
SILVER = silver
GRAY = gray|grey
WHITE = white
MAROON = maroon
RED = red
PURPLE = purple
FUCHSIA = fuchsia|magenta
GREEN = green
LIME = lime
OLIVE = olive
YELLOW = yellow
NAVY = navy
BLUE = blue
TEAL = teal
AQUA = aqua|cyan
PINK = pink
TOMATO = tomato
ORANGE = orange
GOLD = gold
VIOLET = violet
SKYBLUE = skyblue
CHOCOLATE = chocolate
BROWN = brown

# messages

ERROR = Error (in line %s)
ERR_ZERODIVISION = Division by zero.
ERR_NAME = Unknown name: âEUR~%sâEUR?.
ERR_ARGUMENTS = %s takes %s arguments (%s given).
ERR_BLOCK = Error (extra or missing spaces at brackets?)
ERR_KEY = Unknown element: %s
ERR_INDEX = Index out of range.

ERR_STOP = Program terminated:
ERR_MAXRECURSION = maximum recursion depth (%d) exceeded.
ERR_MEMORY = not enough memory.


Groet,
Joren


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