On Sun, 27 Feb 2011, Keith BOWES wrote:
Je 2011-Feb-20 je 10:02, Jurgen Gaeremyn skribis:
Upon visiting a website, there's often a cookie request, which can then
be allowed... The description is:
www.somewebsite.com koekje: =i Toestaan? J)a, N)ee, A)ltijd, V)-Nooit
That's in tho PO file. There's a "Y/N/A/V" entry that records the
keys. The nl.po file in 2.8.8.dev8 contains the translation "J/N/A/V",
so it should work. Maybe your version is too old.
not exactly.
The program checks for the translation of the responses, and works out
what the first character is. If there's no conflict, e.g., two N's, then
it's supposed to accept the translated single-character responses.
At one point, this feature was broken due to some ifdef that confused it.
(I was busy working on ncurses - will take a quick look to see if I can
reproduce this bug...)
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