Hi Petr,

On Tue, 1 Jan 2013 18:47:00 +0100
Petr Pavlu <[email protected]> wrote:


> I'm sorry for the delay..
No problem, best wishes

> 
> On 22. pro 12 16:27, CBke wrote:
> > Overall I think the original strings are good and clear, although
> > with these remarks
> > 
> > 1) Taken your comments into account on capitals
> > 
> > #: src/CenterIM.cpp:182
> > msgid "color schemes"
> > ->msgid "Color schemes"
> > 
> > #: src/CenterIM.cpp:263
> > msgid "key bindings"
> > ->msgid "Key bindings"
> 
> These two should be ok. They are parameters to the
> purple_util_read_xml_from_file() function. Eventually, they are
> used in the following context (as the parameter `description').
> 
> msg = g_strdup_printf(_("An error was encountered reading your "
>       "%s.  The file has not been loaded, and the old file "
>       "has been renamed to %s~."), description, filename_full);
> 
fixed in nl.po

> 
> > 3) more similar messages
> > 
> > #: src/Accounts.cpp:401
> > and
> > #: src/Accounts.cpp:404
> > we have
> > 
> > msgid "+ [%s] %s: New add request from %s (%s)"
> > and
> > msgid "+ [%s] %s: New add request from %s"
> > 
> > while in
> > #: src/Accounts.cpp:424
> > and
> > #: src/Accounts.cpp:427
> > we have
> > 
> > msgid "+ [%s] %s: New authorization request from %s (%s)"
> > and
> > msgid "+ [%s] %s: New authorization request from %s"
> > 
> > add or leave out the word 'authorization' in both cases.
> 
> I'm not sure if I correctly understand this suggestion.
> 
> There are two types of requests: add and authorization. The add
> request happens when someone you don't have on your list added
> you, in this case you are prompted to add them to your list too.
> The authorization request is used when someone adds you to their
> list and then you are asked to give them authorization to see
> your account's presence.
> 
> I could probably merge the two messages for each request into one
> message if that's what you mean.

That is the suggestion, since I do not rally see a difference from a
(end)user perspective. 

If, for example, I configure that friends should be authorized to
see my status / send me messages, and I am already on their
list (historically), but did not yet authorize them. In this case an
authorization request would be the same as an add request if I
configured the account everybody can see my status / send me messages.

I'm not sure how this manifests itself in the different protocols.

So technically these are two totally different things, I just don't
know if you want to make this distinction in the UI.
I have not found how to see if I only have a fiend in my list, or am
also authorized by that friend.

> 
> Thank you,
> Petr Pavlu
> 
> 
Greetings,
CBke

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