Hi Dan,
Thanks a lot for your explanation! We are well aware of the fact that
the strings don't really travel from one place to the other on their own
- on the other hand, we do appreciate the possibility to use Launchpad
for translations (it used to be far more difficult to cooperate on
translations with downloaded files). Anyway, we look forward to the next
version with our Czech strings included :-)!
Linda and Vaclav
Dne 5.12.2011 00:08, Dan Scott napsal(a):
Hi Linda:
On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 2:32 PM, Linda Jansova<skolk...@chello.cz> wrote:
Dan, thanks a lot for your quick and precise answer :-)! We have followed
your recommendations and succeeded in making facets look correct in Czech -
as you can see in the attached picture :-).
One more tiny little question - is it possible to translate the "More..."
button which appears in case more items belonging to facets are available,
yet not presented to the user straightaway?
Yes, that string comes from the Searcher.js set of strings at
Open-ILS/web/js/dojo/openils/widget/nls/cs-cz/Searcher.js - but
similar to the database strings, ultimately they're fed into the
process from http://translations.launchpad.net/evergreen - which
appears to have had fully translated strings since August 2011. Hmm.
<insert investigation noises>
Unfortunately, it looks like the translated strings haven't been
updated in our source repo - there's
nobuild/i18n/po/Searcher.js/cs-CZ.po file, so all that's in 2.1.1 is a
copy of the English strings. This is my fault, as I updated the
strings in September 2011 but appear to have missed bringing over
brand new files that were added :(
If you haven't guessed, the process of pulling updated strings from
Launchpad and pushing them into our git repo, and the reverse process
of updating new and changed strings in Launchpad, has not been
automated. The whole git / bzr divide is a bit of a pain to cross, and
Launchpad uses different locale codes that Evergreen does, so getting
it automated would be awesome.
Dan
