Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
> Graham Percival escreveu:
> > Jean-Charles wrote:
> >> All the documents that I have read about typography and "good use"
> >> show examples introduced with a colon (:) throughout their content.
> >> So I think it is normal French typography to do like this.
> >
> > To
Graham Percival escreveu:
> Jean-Charles wrote:
>> All the documents that I have read about typography and "good use"
>> show examples introduced with a colon (:) throughout their content.
>> So I think it is normal French typography to do like this.
>
> To be honest, I'm not certain where the no
Jean-Charles wrote:
All the documents that I have read about typography and "good use" show
examples introduced with a colon (:) throughout their content. So I
think it is normal French typography to do like this.
To be honest, I'm not certain where the no-colon rule came from. I just
check
Le 08.01.2007 01:45, John Mandereau disait :
Graham Percival wrote:
Thanks, these look good. However, there are some problems with your
other updates:
1. Wrapping paragraphs in texinfo is pointless, because texinfo ignores
whitespace. Lines that are too long are annoying for people using
Graham Percival wrote:
> Thanks, these look good. However, there are some problems with your
> other updates:
>
> 1. Wrapping paragraphs in texinfo is pointless, because texinfo ignores
> whitespace. Lines that are too long are annoying for people using
> 80-character terminals, but other t
John Mandereau wrote:
Done. I've also updated the French docs (tutorial and node names) in
stable/2.10, and cherry-picked check-translation and French updates to
master.
Thanks, these look good. However, there are some problems with your
other updates:
1. Wrapping paragraphs in texinfo is
John Mandereau wrote:
> Graham Percival wrote:
> > For the backporting of docs, I'd just start by copying everything and
> > trying to build it with stable. The skyline spacing docs obviously
> > won't work (so remove them from the backported docs), but AFAIK there
> > aren't any other new fea
Graham Percival wrote:
> For the backporting of docs, I'd just start by copying everything and
> trying to build it with stable. The skyline spacing docs obviously
> won't work (so remove them from the backported docs), but AFAIK there
> aren't any other new features in 2.11 that affect the doc
John Mandereau wrote:
As I'm currently the only person able to update the French user manual,
so it seems to me a urgent issue. In the coming days/weeks, I'll
actually update French translation in stable/2.10, write documentation
for translators (in Documentation/TRANSLATION), cherry-pick the
int
Hello,
I've just pushed check-translation support for the user manual to
stable/2.10. I've done
cd Documentation
make ISOLANG=fr check-translation
for a testing purpose. How does it look to you?
As I'm currently the only person able to update the French user manual,
so it seems
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