Thanks. I will look into it. On February 22, 2016 11:35:32 AM GMT+02:00, Ger Siemerink <g.siemer...@gmail.com> wrote: >Shlomi, > >maybe, this will help you? >http://redmine.darktable.org/projects/darktable/wiki/Translating_darktable > >a nice guide how to set up, it's complete with a working routine > >regards Ger > >2016-02-22 9:34 GMT+01:00 Shlomi Alon-Braitbart <sbraitb...@gmail.com>: > >> Hi >> >> Thank you all for that grand project. It is an honor for me to >participate. >> >> >> I guess you used the first as the base for the translation? The >longer master >> has time to diverge from our stable release branch the more important >it is to >> translate the two separately (you can still manually copy over a lot, >but >> there will be strings that differ between the two). For now it's >fine, but you >> might want to take care of that in the future. >> >> >> I am not sure what you mean by "first", I think I used the source >from the >> latest stable 2.0.1 but I'm not sure. When I get to my home computer >I will >> post the exact build number. Anyway I will be happy to receive >instruction >> on how to follow the development correctly. >> >> It is normal for the GUI to flip like that, in a similar way books >are >> flipped and opened left to right as opposed to Latin books which are >opened >> right to left. So text in general should be aligned to the right >including >> numbering though mathematics and formulas are still written left to >right >> as usual. >> Regarding the interface itself there is no strict rule as far as I >know, >> though usually all is flipped which in my opinion is annoying. >Personally I >> prefer sidebars to stay consistent with the original. The filmstrip >can >> stay as it is to my opinion, though if you want to comply to the >common >> practice of Hebrew interface it should be flipped as everything else. >> Regarding the lighttable, I need to give it a second look and gain >some >> more lighttable mileage before I have an opinion on that. I will try >to >> look into it when I get home. >> >> Should I follow Ger's instruction on the patch? >> I will try to connect through freenode when I get the chance and >maybe you >> can walk me through the correct way of doing things. >> >> Thanks >> >> Shlomi >> >> >> >> On Mon, 2016-02-22 at 01:21 +0100, Tobias Ellinghaus wrote: >> >> Am Sonntag, 21. Februar 2016, 23:36:37 schrieb shlomi braitbart:> >Hello all. >> >> Hi. >> > I have completed the translation to Hebrew.> I attach the po file >here (hope this is how its done) >> >> Awesome, thank you very much. I added it both to our stable branch as >well as >> to master. >> >> I guess you used the first as the base for the translation? The >longer master >> has time to diverge from our stable release branch the more important >it is to >> translate the two separately (you can still manually copy over a lot, >but >> there will be strings that differ between the two). For now it's >fine, but you >> might want to take care of that in the future. >> >> One thing I noticed is that not only does the text go right to left >(which is >> expected and makes me happy that we now have a way to test that >darktable >> actually works with that!) but that the whole GUI is mirrored, even >sliders >> going from right (low) to left (high). Is that how it's supposed to >be? I have >> no experience whatsoever. Another thing that is changed are the >sidebars, left >> and right are flipped. I am not entirely sure if that's a good idea >as >> screenshots people might see on the Internet are harder to follow. Or >are >> people using a Hebrew user interface used to that? If all that is >fine we have >> to fix bauhaus widgets to honour that direction change, they are kept >the usual >> way. Same as filmstrip which should probably run the other way round, >too. And >> what about the order of the lighttable? It would be a medium PITA to >change >> the code I guess, but if it has to be done ... I guess we need some >cultural >> advice here. :-) >> > If it is acceptable I will be happy to commit it directly but I >need> detailed instructions on how to do that since I am not a >programer and have> limited git know how. That way I can commit it >directly whenever there is a> fix or a new version. >> >> If you have some time you should join us in IRC (#darktable on >Freenode, there >> is a webchat [0], too, and we are available mostly during European >> day/evening) so we can tell you about Github pull requests. Or you >can read it >> up yourself. >> > thanks> > Shlomi >> >> Tobias >> >> [0] https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=%23darktable >> >> >> >___________________________________________________________________________ >> darktable developer mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to >> darktable-dev+unsubscr...@lists.darktable.org >> > > > >-- >met vriendelijke groet / kind regards Ger >mailto:g.siemer...@gmail.com website: www.gersiemerink.net
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