Hi,
this is a bug report, but it’s strange enough that i thought i’d post it here.
Do:
LANG=fr avogadro
Click on menu “Parametres” then "Configurer Avogadro…"
The labels on the right of the 2 sliders appear untranslated, e.g.
“None” or “Some” or “High”.
Now this is really strange as Launchpad reports the fr translation at
100%, and this specific string has been translated by Louis already:
Why isnt his translation used automatically?
Benoit
2009/10/25 Benoit Jacob jacob.benoit.1@gmail.com:
Now this is really strange as Launchpad reports the fr translation at
100%, and this specific string has been translated by Louis already:
(I just adjusted masculine —> feminine, but a translation by Louis
existed before)
Benoit
On Oct 25, 2009, at 5:09 PM, Benoit Jacob wrote:
The labels on the right of the 2 sliders appear untranslated, e.g.
“None” or “Some” or “High”.Now this is really strange as Launchpad reports the fr translation at
100%, and this specific string has been translated by Louis already:
I don’t know why this is happening, although I can confirm it. One
problem we have – we translate PO files and then use Qt’s “lconvert”
utility to create the Qt “.ts” files.
I think the problem is because another “Lots” exists, which is
marked as obsolete in the PO file – so all instances of “Lots” are
marked as obsolete. I’ll experiment.
Cheers,
-Geoff
Hi all
Considering Benoit’s correction, Fog is not Brume.
I know the meaning of the term, but my translation
is not exact. Fog carries a meaning of soft “dilution”
of a scene. Any idea ?
Due to shutdown of our site over the past week end,
I have been disconnected from the world. From the
look of it, Avo 1.0 is drawing lots of very interesting
questions.
The real beginning ?
Louis
Le 25 oct. 2009 à 22:23, Benoit Jacob a écrit :
2009/10/25 Benoit Jacob jacob.benoit.1@gmail.com:
Now this is really strange as Launchpad reports the fr translation at
100%, and this specific string has been translated by Louis already:(I just adjusted masculine —> feminine, but a translation by Louis
existed before)Benoit
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The classical translation of “fog” in the context of the 3D effect, is
probably “brouillard”. However, the word that you chose, “brume”,
seems to me to be more or less synonymous and just a bit more elegant,
so I think you made the right choice there!
2009/10/26 Louis Ricard louis.ricard@polytechnique.edu:
Hi all
Considering Benoit’s correction, Fog is not Brume.
I know the meaning of the term, but my translation
is not exact. Fog carries a meaning of soft “dilution”
of a scene. Any idea ?Due to shutdown of our site over the past week end,
I have been disconnected from the world. From the
look of it, Avo 1.0 is drawing lots of very interesting
questions.The real beginning ?
Louis
Le 25 oct. 2009 à 22:23, Benoit Jacob a écrit :
2009/10/25 Benoit Jacob jacob.benoit.1@gmail.com:
Now this is really strange as Launchpad reports the fr translation at
100%, and this specific string has been translated by Louis already:(I just adjusted masculine —> feminine, but a translation by Louis
existed before)Benoit
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So, unless one comes up with a more precise term,
let’s keep it.
L.
Le 26 oct. 2009 à 21:52, Benoit Jacob a écrit :
The classical translation of “fog” in the context of the 3D effect, is
probably “brouillard”. However, the word that you chose, “brume”,
seems to me to be more or less synonymous and just a bit more elegant,
so I think you made the right choice there!2009/10/26 Louis Ricard louis.ricard@polytechnique.edu:
Hi all
Considering Benoit’s correction, Fog is not Brume.
I know the meaning of the term, but my translation
is not exact. Fog carries a meaning of soft “dilution”
of a scene. Any idea ?Due to shutdown of our site over the past week end,
I have been disconnected from the world. From the
look of it, Avo 1.0 is drawing lots of very interesting
questions.The real beginning ?
Louis
Le 25 oct. 2009 à 22:23, Benoit Jacob a écrit :
2009/10/25 Benoit Jacob jacob.benoit.1@gmail.com:
Now this is really strange as Launchpad reports the fr
translation at
100%, and this specific string has been translated by Louis
already:(I just adjusted masculine —> feminine, but a translation by Louis
existed before)Benoit
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