Christian Perrier a écrit : > I found many very strange "localizable" strings in the PO file, > probably coming from aptitude-gtk: > > #: src/gtk/aptitude.glade:221 > msgid "gtk-undo" > msgstr "gtk-undo" > > #: src/gtk/aptitude.glade:234 > msgid "gtk-cut" > msgstr "gtk-cut" > > #: src/gtk/aptitude.glade:242 > msgid "gtk-copy" > msgstr "gtk-copy" > > #: src/gtk/aptitude.glade:250 > msgid "gtk-paste" > msgstr "gtk-paste" > > .../... > > As you see, in the French translation, I'll "translate" them by just > copying the msgid. I guess that these are indeed strings that come > from GTK itself. So, for instance, "gtk-copy" would be "Copy" in > English and "Copier" in French. > > If that's correct, I think these strings should not be marked as > translatable.
That's correct. Gnome/GTK+ translators should be handling those. > Another slightly incorrect string seems to be: > > #: src/gtk/aptitude.glade:2179 > msgid "" > "Do you want to apply these changes?\n" > "You can also modify the files by hand, then click \"No\"." > msgstr "" > > Here, the message makes assumptions about the interface (ie there will > be Yes and No buttons....) which is discouraged (the buttons could be > translated...or not). > > I'd suggest using something more neutral such as "If you refuse this > option, you can also modify files by hand".....and I also personnally > dislike the "by hand" that is too much suggesting a really manual > action such as using a screwdriver or any other real tool. But that is > more personal taste...:) I was wondering what "/' to use. This solves the problem. I'm still sitting on a pile of translations of the aptitude-gtk part. I'll try to finish those in the coming days. Cheers -- Obey Arthur Liu <http://www.milliways.fr>
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