[libreoffice-l10n] NLP Solver translation and integration to LO 3.4

2011-10-19 Thread Olivier Hallot

Hi

All I have to translate for the NLP solver was done in pootle.

Some solver strings of the Help and UI are missing in Pootle.

Clicking in (localized) Help button in the Solver dialog brings me only to an 
entry page.

Seaching for "solver" in the help location bar brings me an orphan page, which 
I cannot get from the UI. It start with






 General Options


Size of Swarm



... defines the number of individuals to participate in the learning 
process. Each individual finds its own solutions and contributes to the 
overall knowledge.


Learning Cycles



... defines the number of iterations, the algorithm should take. In each 
iteration, all individuals make a guess on the best solution and share 
their knowledge.


Variable Bounds Guessing



If enabled (default), the algorithm tries to find variable bounds by 
looking at the starting values.


Variable Bounds Threshold



When guessing variable bounds, this threshold specifies, how the initial 
values are shifted to build the bounds. For an example how these values 
are calculated, please refer to the Manual in the Wiki.


Use ACR Comparator



If *disabled* (default), the BCH Comparator is used. It compares two 
individuals by first looking at their constraint violations and only if 
those are equal, it measures their current solution.


If *enabled*, the ACR Comparator is used. It compares two individuals 
dependent on the current iteration and measures their goodness with 
knowledge about the libraries worst known solutions (in regard to their 
constraint violations).


Use Random Starting Point



If *enabled*, the library is simply filled up with randomly chosen points.

If *disabled*, the currently present values (as given by the user) are 
inserted in the library as reference point.


Stagnation Limit



If this number of individuals found solutions within a close range, the 
iteration is stopped and the best of these values is chosen as optimal.


Stagnation Tolerance



Defines in what range solutions are considered "similar".

Show Enhanced Solver Status



If *enabled*, an additional dialog is shown during the solving process 
which gives informations about the current progress, the level of 
stagnation, the currently best known solution as well as the 
possibility, to stop or resume the solver.






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[libreoffice-l10n] Help in help packages

2011-10-19 Thread Sérgio Marques
In Lo help files there are many strings like:

Command

My question is: should Command be translated or must we leave it as is?

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Re: [libreoffice-l10n] Help in help packages

2011-10-19 Thread Christian Lohmaier
Hi Sérgio, *,

On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 11:40 PM, Sérgio Marques  wrote:
> In Lo help files there are many strings like:
>
>  select="MAC">Command
>
> My question is: should Command be translated or must we leave it as is?

Depends on what your users expect - do they expect the command-key to
be referred to as "command", or is there a translated term?

(On Mac, command key is used instead of control key for most shortcuts)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_key

ciao
Christian

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