On 21 April 2017 at 02:46, Rafal Luzynski <digitalfr...@lingonborough.com> wrote:
> > So, to make things easier for everyone, i agree that it would be better > to > > use %B for "full date" form and %OB for "standalone" form (the chances > to use > > the alternative %OB format for the affected languages are low and > limited only > > to specific use cases, e.g. GNOME Calendar uses standalone form for > > Week/Month/Year views). > > Of course, there will be a (hopefully) limited number of applications > which will need minor fixes and I'm already preparing patches for > them even if it is too early: > > - to prove that the number of the applications is low, > - to prove that the changes are minor, > - to provide the fix for what I might potentially break, > - to let the people see the result already. > > After taking a closer look, I was wrong about gnome-calendar, as it uses %B %d for its views. I think that you as the translators have a bigger > experience as you have translated many or all such applications. > How many times did you translate "%d %B" or "%d %B %Y" vs. > "%B" or "%B %Y"? The later is less common on translations. "grep"-ing GNOME core and extra UI translations i found these three applications that use "%B %Y" or "%B" format: evolution.master.el.po:msgid "%B %Y" evolution.master.el.po:msgid "%B" california.master.el.po:msgid "%B %Y" shotwell.master.el.po:msgid "%B" Tom
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