https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=358414
Bug ID: 358414
Summary: Show number of hits in translation memory pane
Product: lokalize
Version: 2.0
Platform: Other
OS: Linux
Status: UNCONFIRMED
Severity: wishlist
Priority: NOR
Component: translation memory
Assignee: [email protected]
Reporter: [email protected]
It would be nice if the results in the translation memory pane also included
information on *how many* instances there are of each hit. Example: The
translation memory pane lists the following suggestions for the string
‘&Update’:
/100%/ &Update
[Ctrl+1] &Oppdater
/100%/ &Update
[Ctrl+2] O&ppdater
/99%/ Update
[Ctrl+3] Oppdatering
Both of the first two suggestions are a 100% match, and would be OK to use, but
which of them to use (partly) depends on how *common* they are. If 3 files use
‘&Oppdater’ and 15 files use ‘O&ppdater’, I would choose the latter, for
consistency. (And the reason the first letter is not used as a shortcut key is
probably that this string commonly appears together with a different string
that uses the ‘O’ shortcut and is more important.)
My suggestion is therefore to also show the number of ’hits’ for each string.
And *within* each percentage match, the strings should be sorted with the
one(s) with most hits first. Example:
/100% (15 hits)/ &Update
[Ctrl+1] O&ppdater
/100% (3 hits)/ &Update
[Ctrl+2] &Oppdater
/99% (27 hits)/ Update
[Ctrl+3] Oppdatering
Note that the third string is shown last, even though it has more hits. This is
because it has a lower percentage match. But within each percentage match, e.g.
the first two 100% strings, the strings are sorted by the number of hits.
Reproducible: Always
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