Hi,
I was sailing the last few days, so unable to check the problem. I'm answering
from my mobile.
AFAIR, strings are added to Jmol or JmolApplet po files depending on the
package they are. Are there new packages that should on the JmolApplet? The
selection of packages for JmolApplet is configured in build-i18n.xml I think.
I will be home late tonight, so I won't have time to check until tomorrow
evening at best.
Nico
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De: Robert Hanson <hans...@stolaf.edu>
Env: dimanche 2 octobre 2011 14:55
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Objet: Re: [Jmol-developers] Jmol 12.2.0 ready for release
Oh, that's right! I thought Nico had straightened that out, but maybe not. I
will look into it later today. So let's hold on this for now.
2011/10/2 Angel Herráez <angel.herr...@uah.es>
Have we got the translation issue sorted out for this release?
I mean, that bunch of "new" untranslated phrases in the Jmol.pot and po files,
which already
existed translated in the applet.
I think that having full translations is important for a release version.
If all translators will need to update work that has already been done, that
will delay a proper
release.
So what's the state of this issue? I guess we need Nico's expertise to know
what has
happened and how to proceed
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