Hi Heiko, *,
On Tue, Jun 29, 2021 at 8:52 AM Heiko Tietze
wrote:
>
> Looks like this/those strings have been taken accidentally into weblate. Only
> the "Title" needs to be translated.
values that should not be made available for translations should use
the pseudo-language identifier
All decks have a title which is translated like
Properties
The other properties shouldn't be in Weblate.
On 29.06.21 12:46, Martin Srebotnjak wrote:
What Title are you referring to in the given example?
Lp, m.
V V tor., 29. jun. 2021 ob 08:52 je oseba Heiko
What Title are you referring to in the given example?
Lp, m.
V V tor., 29. jun. 2021 ob 08:52 je oseba Heiko Tietze <
heiko.tie...@documentfoundation.org> napisala:
> Looks like this/those strings have been taken accidentally into weblate.
> Only
> the "Title" needs to be translated.
>
>
>
Looks like this/those strings have been taken accidentally into weblate. Only
the "Title" needs to be translated.
https://opengrok.libreoffice.org/search?project=core=ScFunctionsDeck===1=full=full
On 29.06.21 03:23, Ming H. wrote:
Dear Sophie, dear all,
There were a set of strings
Dear Sophie, dear all,
There were a set of strings recently added in 7.2/master, apparently used in
Sidebar customization UI (Tools > Customize... dialog, Keyboard tab, "Sidebar
Decks" category), that have some unusual spelling style. They don't use spaces
in strings, instead concatenate all
I believe the strings can be found by everybody using a search in the
Comments field for the codes given below. Check Comments and Exact
match when searching. The search is very fast when Exact match is checked.
But yes, it would be easier if everybody just had access to the greek
translation at
Hello,
Le 11/12/2014 13:50, ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ Σ a écrit :
High,
The questions are:
Could you allow to see your project, otherwise we can't see your links :)
Thanks
Sophie
a) The string ? in (String 29043393
Hello,
Le 11/12/2014 13:50, ΔΗΜΗΤΡΗΣ Σ a écrit :
[...]
e) There are, too, two-three cases - I don't recall now - for the separator
of thousounds and decimals, where in French it is used the same symbol as
in English (, .) and in German (. ,). What is the right?
Separators depends on your
