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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Dec 5 06:40:41 +0000
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a) I dont hink that this issue is a real P1 .-) Because nobody will be disturbed
by this issue so he cant work. There is no build break .. nor any crash.
b) Do you know the difference between I10N and I18N ?
I18N means internationalization ... e.g. translation of strings
I10N means localization ... as e.g. country-specific settings such as how to
represent
numbers, dates, money.
Here we use the xml:lang attribute of OOo configuration to host different sets
of shortcuts for different localized builds of OOo ... and yes: it's because
same shortcut does different things for different localized office
installations.
as->ihi:
The only think I will accept as an issue here ... Is it needed to set a flag
that means: it's I10N not I18N ... please dont transfer it from/to localization
database ? I saw an "x-no-translate" inside Common.xcu where same I10N mechanism
was used.
DEV300 m36 officecfg/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/Common.xcu line:73
property DialogScale. Is this the right way doing such things ... I thought
x-no-translate isnt suported any longer ...
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