Op 17-6-2013 15:36, Athanasios E. Samaras schreef:
Hi all,
I am facing an issue with the translation of "Go To Next Table Formula"
function (assume it is for writer since the file reference is
WriterCommands.xcu#..WriterCommands.UserInterface.Commands..uno_GotoNextTableFormula.Label.value.text)
.
Anyone knows what it does?
Could not find any references in docs or on google.
Thank you
Sakis
PS
It looks like I am getting a number of errors while translating on-line. Is
there something I can do about it?
On Mon, Jun 17, 2013 at 4:12 PM, Rob Weir <[email protected]> wrote:
On Sat, Jun 15, 2013 at 6:39 PM, RGB ES <[email protected]> wrote:
I just realized of a small concordance problem on the UI that arise by
the
use of variables and that it's not easily solvable, I think. For example,
this string
https://translate.apache.org/es/aoo40/translate.html#unit=13126953
is to translate "%1 selected". The text was translated as "%1 marcado",
which on Spanish is OK if %1 refers to a rectangle (m), but not to a line
(f): "line" should be "marcada". I think that Italian, French, Portuguese
and all other Latin derived languages have the same problem because
gender
is indicated by declinations at the end of the word.
The string I'm referring to here is not that important: it appears on the
left of Draw's status bar to indicate which kind of object was selected.
I
don't think that many people will see it (as a matter of facts, after all
these years I saw it only today), but it's a good example of a more
general
problem.
Is there something that can be done about this kind of problems (not now,
of course, on the long term)?
Since it is finite set of objects that can be selected, would one
solution be to simply define a string for each combination:
"line selected"
"rectangle selected"
"circle selected"
etc.
The problem is that the current mechanism is separating the noun from
its adjective, when they really need to be harmonized in many
languages.
-Rob
Regards
Ricardo
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It is possible to have a function, for instance A1+B1, in table cel C1
in Writer.
This will add the content of A1 and B1 as a sum in C1.
However, most tabelcells in Writer will probably be used by text as is.
Then again to find the next tableformula might be a problem, thus it is
possible, in a table, to select
Tableformula on the bar Navigation which will provide you with the
option Go to next Tableformula. which then brings you to that formula.
You could serach the Help for Calculating Complex Formulas in Text
Documents
for instance, that should bring up a page with several links to other
pages.
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DiGro
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