Hello all
as far as I have understood the language translation we have a default
(en) and if you have configured your own language it will choose from
there translation if exists.
For every sub-type of language which exists there is an own translation
file (de_AT, de_DE, de_CH, ...).
And e
diff -BNaur '--exclude=CVS' '--exclude=*.patch' '--exclude=.#*' '--exclude=*~' '--exclude=*.rej' '--exclude=*.orig' '--exclude=*.bak' '--exclude=conf.php' '--exclude=documents' old_dir/htdocs/langs/de_AT/admin.lang new_dir/htdocs/langs/de_AT/admin.lang
--- old_dir/htdocs/langs/de_AT/admin.lang 20
Hi oli:
Translations are now managed in transifex.com
Regards, Marcos.
El 11/05/2014 19:29, "Oli Sennhauser"
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Hello all
In the wiki is written:
this languages are still maintained using git:
* en_US
* fr_BE, nl_BE
* xx_ES (except if xx=eu, ca or es)
de_AT I can only find in git but not in transifex. Is that a mistake or
did I not look good enough?
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What you ask is already what it is.
the "en_US" language is master. This language is edited into github.
the "de_DE" contains all entries because all keys must be translated. I
called this a primary language. Such languages are edited into "transifex".
the "de_CH" is a "secondary" language and onl
For all primary language yes (fr_FR, es_ES, pt_PT, de_DE, ).
For secondary languages (like de_CH or de_AT that are "variant" of de_DE,
or en_GB that is a variant of en_US). They are not into transifex. Using
"delta" files is enough.
2014-05-11 19:31 GMT+02:00 Marcos García :
> Hi oli:
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> T
I have fixed the wiki documentation.
Are things cleaner now ?
2014-05-11 19:55 GMT+02:00 Oli Sennhauser :
> Hello all
>
> In the wiki is written:
>
> this languages are still maintained using git:
> * en_US
> * fr_BE, nl_BE
> * xx_ES (except if xx=eu, ca or es)
>
> de_AT I can only find in
Hello Laurent
Thanks for the clarification.
OK. I will first write a little script to "streamline" de_AT files. Or
is there already one available?
Best Regards,
Oli
On 12.05.2014 01:46, Destailleur Laurent wrote:
I have fixed the wiki documentation.
Are things cleaner now ?
2014-05-11 19
