Luis Matos [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
followup-for: 388330
thanks
Hello there.
Today i checked out the trunk of splashy.
i noticed some g_print calls and some _() string statement.
Are you already in the way of closing this bug? I checkout with the idea
of starting to fill all strings
Following octavio's and luis's indications, i checked out branches/0.3 .
I started addicting the remaining _() in splashy_config-functions.c and
splashy_config-main.c , just to send you the diff and actually see if
this is the way to go. When you accept these small patches, i'll provide
the rest
followup-for: 388330
thanks
Hello there.
Today i checked out the trunk of splashy.
i noticed some g_print calls and some _() string statement.
Are you already in the way of closing this bug? I checkout with the idea
of starting to fill all strings that are sent out of splashy
translatable by
Hello Luis,
Sure. There is no real need for Splashy to print i18n messages (or any
messages at all (the reasoning being that only STDERR messages are
printed during boot)). We just released Splashy 0.2.0 and 0.3.x branch
is in full force with a lot of changes. That branch will become 0.4.0
in a
to clarify:
you want messages printed by Splashy to be translated if they come
from the console, or if they are generated by Splashy itself (say
error/warning messages?).
the errors and warnings we can accommodate, but we can't translate the
stuff that gets displayed when the app goes in
I want those that are handled by splashy, only, offcourse.
Sex, 2006-09-22 às 05:25 -0400, Luis escreveu:
to clarify:
you want messages printed by Splashy to be translated if they come
from the console, or if they are generated by Splashy itself (say
error/warning messages?).
the errors
Package: splashy
Severity: wishlist
Tags: l10n
Please add a template file for translating the messages displayed by
splashy.
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