Le 18. 02. 16 07:08, Rafael Fontenelle a écrit :
I oftenly send emails to members of my language team in D-L. I can copy
this email from his account page. The email is displayed with "at" and
"dot" notation, but the mailto URL also shows like that (with a lot of
HTML spaces "%20").
Is it
I oftenly send emails to members of my language team in D-L. I can copy
this email from his account page. The email is displayed with "at" and
"dot" notation, but the mailto URL also shows like that (with a lot of HTML
spaces "%20").
Is it intentional to not make it copyable, or file a bug
Hey all.
On 02/17/2016 10:40 AM, Daniel Mustieles García wrote:
> Have no access to my Debian laptop at this momment, and Ubuntu has an
> older version of gettext package, but the script I use to upload
> translations (ran under Debian Testing) runs an msgfmt check before
> uploading, and it
For what is worth, here are the commits that introduced the syntax errors:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/orca/commit/po/es.po?id=668ccf1de829b3414f3435f8f61e71a9f1921f38
https://git.gnome.org/browse/orca/commit/po/es.po?id=822e587e4cdf38b8abf1087cd5e18cb4cd4e98d9
Rafael Fontenelle
2016-02-17
Have no access to my Debian laptop at this momment, and Ubuntu has an older
version of gettext package, but the script I use to upload translations
(ran under Debian Testing) runs an msgfmt check before uploading, and it
didn't shouted any error... don't know why.
Anyway, this syntax error has
On 2016-02-17 15:22, Daniel Mustieles García wrote:
> Hi Joanmarie,
>
> From time to time, Launchpad generates this kind of errors with
> Spanish translations, but GNOME's git doesn't say anything about it,
> and msgfmt check also says nothing about it.
>
> Maybe Launchpad uses an old version osf
Hi
I think Daniel was referring to the files in GNOME being accepted in
GNOME but not necessarily in Launchpad due to different rules. But
this specific file has real syntax errors and would not be accepted
anywhere: Two lines that were supposed to be part of a comment are
not. Probably some
Hi Joanmarie,
>From time to time, Launchpad generates this kind of errors with Spanish
translations, but GNOME's git doesn't say anything about it, and msgfmt
check also says nothing about it.
Maybe Launchpad uses an old version osf gettext package or they are having
problems with the imported
Joanmarie,
The file you uploaded to Launchpad has two syntax problemas:
1- Line 13, ", 2015."
2- Line 16, ", 2016"
Just move them up, appending to the previous lines (12 and 15) and this
problem is fixed.
For your information, run "msgfmt -cvo /dev/null .po" to get
detailed information of
Hey all.
I was planning to do the Orca release this morning (yeah, I know it's
late, sorry!!). But I received this automated notification. Is this
something we can fix prior to the release?
--joanie
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Subject: Import problem - Spanish (es) - orca in gnome-orca
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