Thanks, Rafael.
Regards,
m.
V V tor., 19. okt. 2021 ob 19:03 je oseba Rafael Lima <
rafael.palma.l...@gmail.com> napisala:
> Hi Martin,
>
> It seems you're right... all the strings I checked so far haven't still
> been corrected on master.
>
> Tomorrow I'll publish the fix for the strings you m
Hi Martin,
It seems you're right... all the strings I checked so far haven't still
been corrected on master.
Tomorrow I'll publish the fix for the strings you mentioned.
Regards
Rafael
On Tue, Oct 19, 2021 at 1:36 PM Martin Srebotnjak wrote:
> Hi, Olivier,
>
> as I wrote, these errors are in
Hi, Olivier,
as I wrote, these errors are in the master, they were on October 15, four
days ago (that's the po files I used for my analysis).
The ones you fixed are other errors of the same kind that I reported
earlied (and then you asked me if I find any more to report here).
So - all today rep
Hi Rafael
Some of these embed were already fixed 2 weeks ago
https://git.libreoffice.org/help/+/336a1a866e9b84a929e9d4403564e37947a0eba3%5E%21/
regards
Olivier
Em 19/10/2021 10:46, Rafael Lima escreveu:
Hi Martin,
I'll take care of fixing these issues on master.
I was responsible for introd
Hi Martin,
I'll take care of fixing these issues on master.
I was responsible for introducing some of these errors... Now I see that
this is troublesome for translators and future help pages won't have these
embedvars.
Let me know whenever you come across issues like these.
Regards,
Rafael Lima
Hello,
for some time now I notice that help writers keep using embedvars to
simplify their work. These not only make help unreadable for localizers
(and thus prone to errors in localization), but introduce errors, as the
use of embedvars in sentences is not allowed for languages with cases (like
