Davide,
In http://d-i.alioth.debian.org/spellcheck/level1/index.html, under
"specific checks", we currently have various checks:
-wrong number of choices
-too long strings
-unbalanced quotes
-missing "Choose Language" in localechooser
...
Among these, some are "critical" such as the wrong numbe
Hi folks!
[hope I'm not OT here..]
I'm exploring the possiblity of using Yoruba[1] and Hausa[2] languages
on training PCs for a volunteer project in Nigeria (austrian-nigerian
"whelp" project). Google at least showed up a language-pack-yo (yorumba)
from ubuntu. I had no luck with hausa yet, but
> Language codes for both are ISO-639-3?. Yoruba seems do be "latin-based
> with three addidional characters" and should be Webbook(whatever this
> is), a sample alphabet can be found here[4]. Hausa[5], even worse, "has
> both a standardized Romanized (Latin) and an Arabic orthography." and
> "Webb
Hi Christian,
On Sun, May 07, 2006 at 09:04:26AM +0200, Christian Perrier wrote:
> ...
>
> Among these, some are "critical" such as the wrong number of choices,
> which can break some D-I screens, while others are more cosmetci (a
> too long string is simply cut and thereforre does not "break D-I
Quoting Davide Viti ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> yes, sure.
> Actually many improvements have to be done: for example, check for unbalanced
> braces and such should not be performed on level1, but should be extended to
> all levels.
>
> Let's start identifying what has to be considered critical: apart
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