Hi Joel,
On 02.08.2012 21:57, Joel Madero wrote:
Here is an updated patch.
not that it is essential, but it is good if the commit message is
wrapped so that it does not exceed a reasonable width (say 70-80
characters). (Yes, my e-mail client seems unable to do that, ugh.)
Please enter the commit message for your changes. Lines starting
with '#' will be ignored, and an empty message aborts the commit.
Something wrong with your editor? These lines should start with '#' and
be ignored, why they are in the commit message again?
Text [ en-US ] = "Optional features" ;
uhm, IMHO "optional" means "not necessary in most cases, but sometimes
might be helpful". So a user would think "Ok, let's enable all these,
won't hurt anyway." But this features aren't stable and somewhat
dangerous to enable, and
- Text [ en-US ] = "Enable experimental (unstable) features";
+ Text [ en-US ] = "Enable experimental features";
makes it sound even more safe. Maybe "Unstable features" as a header then?
Another nit-picking:
you placed two labels in one row, not good IMHO: consider long
translations. But then the last row could go out of the visible area, it
would be great to check that - play with "#define ROW.." constants in
optgdlg.hrc, remove my ugly +6 in ROW14 etc... :)
Thanks!
Ivan
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