Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-21 Thread Miroslav Šulc
Dne 21.12.2010 07:42, Julien Hardelin napsal(a):
 Hi Miroslav,
 well, i have no idea what is the rule now, but imo making extra work for
 translation teams just because there was a typo in english version does
 not make sense to me :-)
 You are right.

 But here what I get when applying patches:

 ~/gimp-help-2 git apply select_to_channel.patch

 ~/gimp-help-2 git apply access_to.patch
 error: patch failed: po/es/toolbox.po:2754
 error: po/es/toolbox.po: patch does not apply

 ~/gimp-help-2 git apply  magnify_to_zoom.patch
 error: patch failed: po/es/toolbox.po:183
 error: po/es/toolbox.po: patch does not apply

 ~/gimp-help-2 git apply duplicate.patch
 ~/git-patches/gimp-help-2

 The es toolbox.po files has been updated after you made patches.

 The problem is that there are 1769 lines only in this file and that line
 183 looks perfectly normal.

 Do you have a solution?
i will prepare you new patches, but it's a question whether the process
will be short enough so no po changes/commits will break it :-) if i had
direct access to repo, this would be much easier.
 Julien
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-21 Thread Julien Hardelin
Hi Miroslav,

Your patches have been pushed.

Good work!
Could you tell us how you modified msgid strings in po files? A command
line? A script?

Julien
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-21 Thread Miroslav Šulc
Dne 21.12.2010 15:51, Julien Hardelin napsal(a):
 Hi Miroslav,

 Your patches have been pushed.
thank you. i noticed it cost you one hour of work.
 Good work!
 Could you tell us how you modified msgid strings in po files? A command
 line? A script?
i did all the fixes with grep and sed, except the case of the the
string where one the was at the end of one line and the other the
was at the beginning of following line ... that i edited manually though
it could be automated too, but it does not deserve the effort. editing
everything manually would be very time consuming. still, it cost me over
one hour just the last time to prepare the patches.

also, for typo issues i used whole git repo, whereas for changes in
words i used just src dir. the simple case looked like this:

for file in `git grep -l  you you `; do sed -i s/ you you / you /g
$file; done

the whole process was little bit more complicated as i wanted to be sure
the result is exactly what i want, so it was like pre-scan, modify,
check, commit.

about the msgid, it should work imo as we changed the typos both in src
and po files the same way, so after concatenating the msgid strings, the
result should be still the same as in xml files.


i'll prepare you more patches when i find some time, as there are more
issues i found.
 Julien
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-20 Thread Ulf-D. Ehlert
Miroslav Šulc (Thursday, 16. December 2010)
 well, as i think of it, the best way would be to create the patches
 on gimp-help-2-6-0 branch (to fix current documentation) and then
 merge them to master branch and update them to the changes in
 master branch (to have the fixes at the latest changes too),

I forgot: Ignore the gimp-help-2-6-0 branch, this is/was a temporary 
branch and is no longer used.
I had renamed it to obsolete/gimp-help-2-6-0, but somehow (voodoo?) 
it came back...

Ulf

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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-20 Thread Miroslav Šulc
Dne 20.12.2010 08:00, Julien Hardelin napsal(a):
 Le 19/12/2010 17:17, Miroslav Šulc a écrit :
 my git repo is up to date, what is not probably up to date is po files
 of some translations. just run this to see yourself:
 If your repo is up-to-date, go to src/toolbox. You must find the
 zoom.xml file. Open it in a text editor : you will see that there is no
 Magnify.
there is really no Magnify in src/toolbox/zoom.xml file. it is in
src/menus/view/zoom.xml. you can try this:

$ git grep Magnify src/

src/menus/view/zoom.xml:  can also use the link
linkend=gimp-tool-zoomMagnify/link tool
src/toolbox/zoom.xml:  2009-04-04 j.h: review for v2.6. Magnify - Zoom

second is reference to changelog, so only first has to be fixed. and i
see Magnify is still there, though the linkend is already fixed.
 git grep src/toolbox/tool-zoom.xml
 This command shows reference to tool-zoom.xml in the old changelogs that
 we no longer fill since we migrated to git from svn.
well, not only changelogs, you probably did not scroll to the end of the
output :-) on my laptop the output for a while contained only changelog
entries, but after a while occurrences in po files were added. you can
try this:

git grep src/toolbox/tool-zoom.xml po/

you should see that it is referenced in po/lang/toolbox.po files of
es, fi, hr, ko, lt, nl, pl, sv and zh_CN. so these are not up to date
with latest xml files.

 Julien
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-20 Thread Miroslav Šulc
Dne 19.12.2010 21:25, Ulf-D. Ehlert napsal(a):
 Miroslav Šulc (Thursday, 16. December 2010)
 well, as i think of it, the best way would be to create the patches
 on gimp-help-2-6-0 branch (to fix current documentation) and then
 merge them to master branch and update them to the changes in
 master branch (to have the fixes at the latest changes too),
 I forgot: Ignore the gimp-help-2-6-0 branch, this is/was a temporary 
 branch and is no longer used.
 I had renamed it to obsolete/gimp-help-2-6-0, but somehow (voodoo?) 
 it came back...
ah, now it makes sense, thx. anyway, some translators are still
committing there it seems:
http://git.gnome.org/browse/gimp-help-2/log/?h=gimp-help-2-6-0
 Ulf
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-20 Thread Miroslav Šulc
Dne 20.12.2010 07:50, Julien Hardelin napsal(a):
 Le 19/12/2010 17:34, Miroslav Šulc a écrit :

 I'll apply only changes in source xml files.
 cool, thanks. i have more patches on my disk, and planning to make a
 patch for other stuff too, like the capitalization of titles (and
 uncapitalization of image labels), tagging ui objects etc ... just need
 to know what is supposed to be the right style for the docs as it is not
 obvious to me yet.

 I have several English books  and in all, title are capitalized. Image
 legends are not capitalized, excepted when they they refer to a command.
 Example: The Save as Brush dialog, showing a sample brush.
that is the same what i saw in the GNOME Documentation Style Guide
that Jan Smith pointed to. imo that is the style guide that should be
used for gimp documentation too, but i am not the one to say that, proly
Róman is the right person to say that :-)
 also, i agree with you that the fixes should probably be done only in
 src dir, the translation teams will get them once they update their po
 files as it affects also msgid items. i have no idea how much it will
 break their work as the msgid values will be new and will not match what
 comes from the main xml files. from this point of view patching also
 msgid lines would be better, but it's a question whether some inner po
 logic will not be broken by that.
 Modifying msgid strings manually is nonsense.
 A normal workflow is:
 - git pull --rebase
 This will update, in your repo, src/*.xml files and synchronize po files
 if another translator made changes in them.

 - make pot-xx
 This updates pot files according to changes in xml files.

 - make po-xx
 This updates your po files: msgid strings are updated and marked with a
 #, fuzzy comment.
yes, i understand the workflow, i just did not want to create too much
work for nothing for the translation teams as they will get every text
that contains typos marked as fuzzy. and if they do not follow, they
will wonder why their text is fuzzy and will waste time on checking the
translation. it make no sense to me to mark their work fuzzy when the
the is replaced with the etc. so you are sure you wanna go the fuzzy way?
 up to that, the changes are just in english language, so it affects
 either the untranslated texts or the msgid lines, not their translations.
 just as thinking about it, please let me know what way you wanna apply
 the patches. if you wanna change just src files, i can adjust the
 patches. i used mostly grep and sed for these patches so they were fast
 to create, but there were also cases with one line ending with the and
 following line beginning with the so some changes were not that trivial.
 Patches are applied to the src/*.xml files.
 also, as these issues occur both in gimp-help-2-6-0 and in master, in my
 opinion they should go first to branch gimp-help-2-6-0 and then should
 be merged to master (and after that master should be searched for any
 ommitted cases), but i noticed there is quite a lot (exactly 9) unmerged
 changes between gimp-help-2-6-0 and master so i am not sure you port
 everything from 2.6 branch to master. up to that, some changes, though
 not merged from the branch, are in the master anyway, which confuses me
 even more  :-)
 Don't worry about gimp-help-2.6.0.
 We work on master only. Our boss, Roman, periodically makes a new
 release of this help (which is always behind the master...)
he makes releases of the gimp-help-2.6.0 branch? i proly did not
understand this correctly, as according to Ulf, this branch should be
obsolete now, but it reappeared in repo again.
 after this, i can adjust the patches and prepare the rest of patches (i
 have total 10, just 6 are at bugzilla atm) and i will know how to
 prepare the rest.
 Please send patches directly to me, so that I am not obliged to retrieve
 them from Bugzilla.
ok. i have 12 patches now here and more will be coming. i just need your
confirmation that you want the typo fixes do the fuzzy way (as
described above in this mail) and then i will send them all your way in
proper format.
 Julien
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-20 Thread Julien Hardelin
Oh sorry, I understand now what you want to do with your patch. I was
accustomed to have a #, fuzzy comment for one lettre changed.

I just resumed work after six monthes absence. I have lost familiarity
with gimp-help and I had gorgotten that there are two zoom.xml :-(

But I get now into a problem:

When I run
git-apply --check xxx.patch
I get the error Command not found.

Trying to resolve it...

Julien


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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-20 Thread Miroslav Šulc
Dne 20.12.2010 16:27, Julien Hardelin napsal(a):
 Oh sorry, I understand now what you want to do with your patch. I was
 accustomed to have a #, fuzzy comment for one lettre changed.
well, i have no idea what is the rule now, but imo making extra work for
translation teams just because there was a typo in english version does
not make sense to me :-)
 I just resumed work after six monthes absence. I have lost familiarity
 with gimp-help and I had gorgotten that there are two zoom.xml :-(

 But I get now into a problem:

 When I run
 git-apply --check xxx.patch
 I get the error Command not found.

 Trying to resolve it...
try git apply, so instead '-' use space :-)
 Julien
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-20 Thread Julien Hardelin
Hi Miroslav,

 well, i have no idea what is the rule now, but imo making extra work for
 translation teams just because there was a typo in english version does
 not make sense to me :-)

You are right.

But here what I get when applying patches:

~/gimp-help-2 git apply select_to_channel.patch

~/gimp-help-2 git apply access_to.patch
error: patch failed: po/es/toolbox.po:2754
error: po/es/toolbox.po: patch does not apply

~/gimp-help-2 git apply  magnify_to_zoom.patch
error: patch failed: po/es/toolbox.po:183
error: po/es/toolbox.po: patch does not apply

~/gimp-help-2 git apply duplicate.patch
~/git-patches/gimp-help-2

The es toolbox.po files has been updated after you made patches.

The problem is that there are 1769 lines only in this file and that line
183 looks perfectly normal.

Do you have a solution?

Julien
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-20 Thread Roman Joost
Hi Jan,

On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 01:59:07AM +0100, Miroslav Šulc wrote:
  Hi Roman,
 
  Does the GIMP documentation project have a style guide such as the
  excellent GNOME Documentation Style Guide?
  http://library.gnome.org/devel/gdp-style-guide/2.32/index.html.en 
 
 well, maybe gimp documentation team should use that guide instead of
 creating its own :-)
Yes. Afaik - we don't have one on our own, but use the guide lines from
the GNOME documentation project like the one you've found.

Cheers,
-- 
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www: http://www.romanofski.de
email: romanof...@gimp.org


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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-20 Thread Roman Joost
Hi Marco,

On Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 02:10:12PM +0100, Marco Ciampa wrote:
 On Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 12:12:35PM +0100, Miroslav Šulc wrote:
  Dne 18.12.2010 08:22, Roman Joost napsal(a):
 
 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capitalization
 http://jon.henshaw.me/rules-for-capitalization-in-a-title/
 
Cheers for clarifying. I never bothered to look around actually.

Cheers
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-19 Thread Julien Hardelin
 i have 10 patches in my local git repo now fixing various problems, and
 now even in the proper format. i just did not want to spam bugzilla more.

Hi Miroslav,

I'll take care of your patches in Bugzilla.

In magnify_to_zoom.patch, there are changes in po of different
languages. Usually, patches are only for source xml files.

I am not sure translators will agree foreign changes in their work.

I'll apply only changes in source xml files.

Your new look at GIMP Help is precious.

All the best,

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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-19 Thread Julien Hardelin
Hi again,

In magnify_to_zoom patch:

 #: src/toolbox/tool-zoom.xml:50(para)
 msgid 
-The Magnify Tool is used to change the zoom level of your working
image. If 
+The Zoom Tool is used to change the zoom level of your working image. If 

src/toolbox/tool-zoom.xml doesn't exist. We presently have
src/toolbox/zoom.xml where no Magnify is present.

Which version of gimp-help-2 are you working on?

You must do
git clone git://git.gnome.org/gimp-help-2

In the gimp-help-2 directory you get, you run
./autogen.sh --without-gimp ALL_LINGUAS=cz en
make html-en
to get the up-to-date English html.

Julien

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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-19 Thread Miroslav Šulc
Dne 19.12.2010 15:26, Julien Hardelin napsal(a):
 i have 10 patches in my local git repo now fixing various problems, and
 now even in the proper format. i just did not want to spam bugzilla more.
 Hi Miroslav,

 I'll take care of your patches in Bugzilla.

 In magnify_to_zoom.patch, there are changes in po of different
 languages. Usually, patches are only for source xml files.

 I am not sure translators will agree foreign changes in their work.

 I'll apply only changes in source xml files.
cool, thanks. i have more patches on my disk, and planning to make a
patch for other stuff too, like the capitalization of titles (and
uncapitalization of image labels), tagging ui objects etc ... just need
to know what is supposed to be the right style for the docs as it is not
obvious to me yet.

also, i agree with you that the fixes should probably be done only in
src dir, the translation teams will get them once they update their po
files as it affects also msgid items. i have no idea how much it will
break their work as the msgid values will be new and will not match what
comes from the main xml files. from this point of view patching also
msgid lines would be better, but it's a question whether some inner po
logic will not be broken by that.

up to that, the changes are just in english language, so it affects
either the untranslated texts or the msgid lines, not their translations.
 Your new look at GIMP Help is precious.

 All the best,

 Julien
miroslav
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-19 Thread Miroslav Šulc
Dne 19.12.2010 17:10, Miroslav Šulc napsal(a):
 Dne 19.12.2010 15:26, Julien Hardelin napsal(a):
 i have 10 patches in my local git repo now fixing various problems, and
 now even in the proper format. i just did not want to spam bugzilla more.
 Hi Miroslav,

 I'll take care of your patches in Bugzilla.

 In magnify_to_zoom.patch, there are changes in po of different
 languages. Usually, patches are only for source xml files.

 I am not sure translators will agree foreign changes in their work.

 I'll apply only changes in source xml files.
 cool, thanks. i have more patches on my disk, and planning to make a
 patch for other stuff too, like the capitalization of titles (and
 uncapitalization of image labels), tagging ui objects etc ... just need
 to know what is supposed to be the right style for the docs as it is not
 obvious to me yet.

 also, i agree with you that the fixes should probably be done only in
 src dir, the translation teams will get them once they update their po
 files as it affects also msgid items. i have no idea how much it will
 break their work as the msgid values will be new and will not match what
 comes from the main xml files. from this point of view patching also
 msgid lines would be better, but it's a question whether some inner po
 logic will not be broken by that.

 up to that, the changes are just in english language, so it affects
 either the untranslated texts or the msgid lines, not their translations.
just as thinking about it, please let me know what way you wanna apply
the patches. if you wanna change just src files, i can adjust the
patches. i used mostly grep and sed for these patches so they were fast
to create, but there were also cases with one line ending with the and
following line beginning with the so some changes were not that trivial.

also, as these issues occur both in gimp-help-2-6-0 and in master, in my
opinion they should go first to branch gimp-help-2-6-0 and then should
be merged to master (and after that master should be searched for any
ommitted cases), but i noticed there is quite a lot (exactly 9) unmerged
changes between gimp-help-2-6-0 and master so i am not sure you port
everything from 2.6 branch to master. up to that, some changes, though
not merged from the branch, are in the master anyway, which confuses me
even more  :-)

after this, i can adjust the patches and prepare the rest of patches (i
have total 10, just 6 are at bugzilla atm) and i will know how to
prepare the rest.
 Your new look at GIMP Help is precious.

 All the best,

 Julien
miroslav
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-19 Thread Julien Hardelin
Le 19/12/2010 17:34, Miroslav Šulc a écrit :


 I'll apply only changes in source xml files.
 cool, thanks. i have more patches on my disk, and planning to make a
 patch for other stuff too, like the capitalization of titles (and
 uncapitalization of image labels), tagging ui objects etc ... just need
 to know what is supposed to be the right style for the docs as it is not
 obvious to me yet.


I have several English books  and in all, title are capitalized. Image
legends are not capitalized, excepted when they they refer to a command.
Example: The Save as Brush dialog, showing a sample brush.

 also, i agree with you that the fixes should probably be done only in
 src dir, the translation teams will get them once they update their po
 files as it affects also msgid items. i have no idea how much it will
 break their work as the msgid values will be new and will not match what
 comes from the main xml files. from this point of view patching also
 msgid lines would be better, but it's a question whether some inner po
 logic will not be broken by that.


Modifying msgid strings manually is nonsense.
A normal workflow is:
- git pull --rebase
This will update, in your repo, src/*.xml files and synchronize po files
if another translator made changes in them.

- make pot-xx
This updates pot files according to changes in xml files.

- make po-xx
This updates your po files: msgid strings are updated and marked with a
#, fuzzy comment.

 up to that, the changes are just in english language, so it affects
 either the untranslated texts or the msgid lines, not their translations.
 just as thinking about it, please let me know what way you wanna apply
 the patches. if you wanna change just src files, i can adjust the
 patches. i used mostly grep and sed for these patches so they were fast
 to create, but there were also cases with one line ending with the and
 following line beginning with the so some changes were not that trivial.
 

Patches are applied to the src/*.xml files.

 also, as these issues occur both in gimp-help-2-6-0 and in master, in my
 opinion they should go first to branch gimp-help-2-6-0 and then should
 be merged to master (and after that master should be searched for any
 ommitted cases), but i noticed there is quite a lot (exactly 9) unmerged
 changes between gimp-help-2-6-0 and master so i am not sure you port
 everything from 2.6 branch to master. up to that, some changes, though
 not merged from the branch, are in the master anyway, which confuses me
 even more  :-)
 

Don't worry about gimp-help-2.6.0.
We work on master only. Our boss, Roman, periodically makes a new
release of this help (which is always behind the master...)

 after this, i can adjust the patches and prepare the rest of patches (i
 have total 10, just 6 are at bugzilla atm) and i will know how to
 prepare the rest.

Please send patches directly to me, so that I am not obliged to retrieve
them from Bugzilla.

Julien
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-19 Thread Julien Hardelin
Le 19/12/2010 17:17, Miroslav Šulc a écrit :

 my git repo is up to date, what is not probably up to date is po files
 of some translations. just run this to see yourself:
 

If your repo is up-to-date, go to src/toolbox. You must find the
zoom.xml file. Open it in a text editor : you will see that there is no
Magnify.

 git grep src/toolbox/tool-zoom.xml
 

This command shows reference to tool-zoom.xml in the old changelogs that
we no longer fill since we migrated to git from svn.

Julien



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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-18 Thread Miroslav Šulc
Dne 18.12.2010 20:49, Jan Smith napsal(a):


 Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2010 17:22:41 +1000
 From: Roman Joost romanof...@gimp.org mailto:romanof...@gimp.org
 Subject: Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes
 To: Ulf-D. Ehlert ud...@web.de mailto:ud...@web.de
 Cc: gimp-docs@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu
 mailto:gimp-docs@lists.xcf.berkeley.edu
 Message-ID: 20101218072241.gj29...@ned
 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8

 Hi Ulf,

 On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 09:14:57PM +0100, Ulf-D. Ehlert wrote:
  BTW: What do the official rules say?
 As far as I know: Starting with uppercase, continuing with lowercase -
 as usual. Although I have to admit, that I'm not 100% sure about that.
 The English native speakers I've talked to weren't that sure either.
 Perhaps it's about consistancy ...

 Cheers,
 --
 Roman Joost


 Hi Roman,

 Does the GIMP documentation project have a style guide such as the
 excellent GNOME Documentation Style Guide?
 http://library.gnome.org/devel/gdp-style-guide/2.32/index.html.en 

 Cheers,

 Jan Smith

well, maybe gimp documentation team should use that guide instead of
creating its own :-)

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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-17 Thread Roman Joost
Hi Ulf,

On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 09:14:57PM +0100, Ulf-D. Ehlert wrote:
 BTW: What do the official rules say?
As far as I know: Starting with uppercase, continuing with lowercase -
as usual. Although I have to admit, that I'm not 100% sure about that.
The English native speakers I've talked to weren't that sure either.
Perhaps it's about consistancy ...

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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-16 Thread Ulf-D. Ehlert
Miroslav Šulc (Wednesday, 15. December 2010)
 i have 10 patches in my local git repo now fixing various problems,
 and now even in the proper format. i just did not want to spam
 bugzilla more.

Bugreports and bugfixes are obviously not spam. If you report bugs via 
bugzilla you make sure that we don't forget them. :-)

  3) there are some inconsistencies in capitalization of chapter
  titles.
[...]
  I'm not sure, too. It seems that most documentors prefer
  capitalization...
  
  BTW: What do the official rules say?
 
 nothing as far as i can remember. but generally, chapter topic in
 english should use capitalization except words like the, of
 etc. at least that is what i was taught at school long time ago.
 about image titles, i am not sure whether they should be
 considered as titles (so capitalized) or just as labels without
 capitalization.

If I remember correctly I had learned the same rule at school (also 
long time ago), but meanwhile I think it depends on the weather, on 
the day of the week, or on some random number...

 well, i do not have account on git.gnome.org yet. and they say i
 should create one only if somebody tells me it's a good idea to do
 so :-)
 
 also, i spent some time today on reading how git works exactly so
 as i wrote above, i have the patches in the format-patch format
 now too. i just don't know what to do with them, did not want to
 create extra spam on bugzilla.

Using bugzilla and creating patches with git format-patch is a good 
way to start.

  i was not able to make sample points
[...] 
  It works: Ctrl-click on a ruler, hold the mouse button pressed,
  and move the pointer to the image.
 
 well, just tried with latest 2.7 and does not work, neither with
 mouse (that even does not catch click, weird) nor with stylus. in
 fact i am not even able to put guide on ruler that way. i must
 have something wrong in setup then.

But your mouse works, so that you can, for example, create selections 
using the mouse?

Bye,
Ulf

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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-16 Thread Miroslav Šulc
Dne 16.12.2010 20:13, Ulf-D. Ehlert napsal(a):
 Miroslav Šulc (Wednesday, 15. December 2010)
 i have 10 patches in my local git repo now fixing various problems,
 and now even in the proper format. i just did not want to spam
 bugzilla more.
 Bugreports and bugfixes are obviously not spam. If you report bugs via 
 bugzilla you make sure that we don't forget them. :-)
well, i hope you will not regret what you wrote :-P anyway, it's little
bit discouraging to see no reaction for the bugs at bugzilla but i guess
the docs team is busy with other things (like real life, christmas, end
of year related work etc). it's understandable as this is just volunteer
work, i just like to see things moving forward :-)
 3) there are some inconsistencies in capitalization of chapter
 titles.
 [...]
 I'm not sure, too. It seems that most documentors prefer
 capitalization...

 BTW: What do the official rules say?
 nothing as far as i can remember. but generally, chapter topic in
 english should use capitalization except words like the, of
 etc. at least that is what i was taught at school long time ago.
 about image titles, i am not sure whether they should be
 considered as titles (so capitalized) or just as labels without
 capitalization.
 If I remember correctly I had learned the same rule at school (also 
 long time ago), but meanwhile I think it depends on the weather, on 
 the day of the week, or on some random number...
yes, it looks that way when reading the documentation, each part was
written under different circumstances :-P in my opinion, all titles
should be capitalized, but label of images should not. i know this is
just style issue, it does not affect the quality of the content, but the
documentation would definitely look more professional with these things
fixed. in fact the documentation is really cool, but things like
duplicated words and these style issues are little bit distracting (to me).
 well, i do not have account on git.gnome.org yet. and they say i
 should create one only if somebody tells me it's a good idea to do
 so :-)

 also, i spent some time today on reading how git works exactly so
 as i wrote above, i have the patches in the format-patch format
 now too. i just don't know what to do with them, did not want to
 create extra spam on bugzilla.
 Using bugzilla and creating patches with git format-patch is a good 
 way to start.
well, as i think of it, the best way would be to create the patches on
gimp-help-2-6-0 branch (to fix current documentation) and then merge
them to master branch and update them to the changes in master branch
(to have the fixes at the latest changes too), but that would produce
even more work (now i have 10 patches and it's sure not final number)
and (afaik) i cannot do patches for merges so someone from the docs team
would have to spend his/her time on this.

also, i noticed that some changes in gimp-help-2-6-0 branch were not
merged into master branch which might complicate the merge little bit.
at least 'git log remotes/origin/master..remotes/origin/gimp-help-2-6-0'
shows some commits. though when looking at it more deeply, it seems some
changes from release reported as not merged are in master anyway, so
maybe they were done as different commits (which is not in my opinion
correct, they should be merged from the instead, this way it creates
little mess with the merges).

anyway, in my opinion my fixes should go both to gimp-help-2-6-0 and to
master, which means i should redo the patches for gimp-help-2-6-0 and
then someone with push rights should merge the commits to master (so the
list of unmerged commits from branch to master does not grow) and master
should be then scanned for the issues and fixed too in case some things
that the patches fix would be still left there (due to changes in
master). what is your opinion? and if you'd agree with this approach,
how will we do that? looks like it will take some time when several
people working on it. i just don't like wasting time, whether it is my
time or time of somebody else :-)
 i was not able to make sample points
 [...] 
 It works: Ctrl-click on a ruler, hold the mouse button pressed,
 and move the pointer to the image.
 well, just tried with latest 2.7 and does not work, neither with
 mouse (that even does not catch click, weird) nor with stylus. in
 fact i am not even able to put guide on ruler that way. i must
 have something wrong in setup then.
 But your mouse works, so that you can, for example, create selections 
 using the mouse?
well, to be exact, i have laptop with synaptics touchpad and wacom
tablet. as tablet gestures work weird in linux (they are not usable), i
have touch features of table disabled, but still, there is some issue
with loading synaptics driver for my touchpad as since i plugged the
tablet, some advanced features of the touchpad (like scrolling) do not
work and i did not have time to fix this yet.

anyway, clicking with mouse works everywhere except the image window it
seems (clicking 

Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-15 Thread Ulf-D. Ehlert
Hi Miroslav,

Miroslav �ulc (Wednesday, 15. December 2010)
 i am reading gimp documentation to learn gimp as i am complete
 newbie with gimp. as i am skilled with coding, i also decided to
 create some patches that fix issues in the documentation like
 wording etc. as i am newbie, i do not fix any content. i already
 put 5 patches on bugzilla and have one tiny on disk yet and did
 not finish reading the documentation yet.

Yes, thank you very much. :-) I just had no time (or was too lazy?) to 
apply them.

 there are three questions that i have:
 
 1) as i did not follow gimp documentation project at all, i am not
 sure if it is the right time to create these patches,

It's always the right time. ;-)

 i have no
 idea whether there is an undergoing work elsewhere on preparing
 documentation for 2.8 release so my patches might not apply
 cleanly after these would be pushed into the main repo or maybe
 it's somewhere else already fixed.
 
 2) should i also make patches that move documentation toward 2.8
 release, like changes in shortcuts etc?

No, not necessary. We did not start changing docs for v2.8.

 3) there are some inconsistencies in capitalization of chapter
 titles. i am really not sure whether i will find some time and
 will to fix this, but if i find it, what are the rules? i noticed
 some titles do not use capitalization of following words, but on
 the other hand, titles of images are sometimes capitalized.

I'm not sure, too. It seems that most documentors prefer 
capitalization...

BTW: What do the official rules say?

 also, if that would be preferable for you, i am skilled enough to
 do direct commits to the git repository, though my main scm that i
 use for my daily work is mercurial (which is pretty similar to
 git). but i suppose my help would be very limited as i am not
 skilled with gimp yet and i do not plan to read the documentation
 indefinetly :-) though i could probably help with extending the
 documentation while learning using gimp, but it's just hobby for
 me and it depends on my limited free time. anyway, i have no
 problem with putting patches on bugzilla, just that i might save
 you some time by direct commits.

So you have an account for git.gnome.org?
Then I think it's ok if you commit (push) your patches. If you are not 
sure about your changes, use bugzilla (best way is to create patches 
with git format-patch, but simple patches are also fine).

 also, i have one issue with understanding of documentation, the
 section about sample points. i was not able to make sample points
 work neither in gimp 2.6 nor 2.7 though i think i did it right
 (ctrl+click on ruler). anyone knows whether the documentation is
 correct and the feature does not work in gimp or there is some
 other way to make it work?

It works: Ctrl-click on a ruler, hold the mouse button pressed, and 
move the pointer to the image.

Thank for your help,

bye,
Ulf

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Gleichgültigsein heißt unablässig morden.
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Re: [Gimp-docs] some docs fixes

2010-12-15 Thread Miroslav Šulc
hi,

thanks for response, i was already giving up :-)

Dne 15.12.2010 21:14, Ulf-D. Ehlert napsal(a):
 Hi Miroslav,

 Miroslav �ulc (Wednesday, 15. December 2010)
 i am reading gimp documentation to learn gimp as i am complete
 newbie with gimp. as i am skilled with coding, i also decided to
 create some patches that fix issues in the documentation like
 wording etc. as i am newbie, i do not fix any content. i already
 put 5 patches on bugzilla and have one tiny on disk yet and did
 not finish reading the documentation yet.
 Yes, thank you very much. :-) I just had no time (or was too lazy?) to 
 apply them.
i have 10 patches in my local git repo now fixing various problems, and
now even in the proper format. i just did not want to spam bugzilla more.
 there are three questions that i have:

 1) as i did not follow gimp documentation project at all, i am not
 sure if it is the right time to create these patches,
 It's always the right time. ;-)
cool :-)
 i have no
 idea whether there is an undergoing work elsewhere on preparing
 documentation for 2.8 release so my patches might not apply
 cleanly after these would be pushed into the main repo or maybe
 it's somewhere else already fixed.

 2) should i also make patches that move documentation toward 2.8
 release, like changes in shortcuts etc?
 No, not necessary. We did not start changing docs for v2.8.
well, i guess i can make them then and when the time comes, i can just
send them the right way.
i just do not want do duplicate someone elses work. time is precious :-)
 3) there are some inconsistencies in capitalization of chapter
 titles. i am really not sure whether i will find some time and
 will to fix this, but if i find it, what are the rules? i noticed
 some titles do not use capitalization of following words, but on
 the other hand, titles of images are sometimes capitalized.
 I'm not sure, too. It seems that most documentors prefer 
 capitalization...

 BTW: What do the official rules say?
nothing as far as i can remember. but generally, chapter topic in
english should use capitalization except words like the, of etc. at
least that is what i was taught at school long time ago. about image
titles, i am not sure whether they should be considered as titles (so
capitalized) or just as labels without capitalization.
 also, if that would be preferable for you, i am skilled enough to
 do direct commits to the git repository, though my main scm that i
 use for my daily work is mercurial (which is pretty similar to
 git). but i suppose my help would be very limited as i am not
 skilled with gimp yet and i do not plan to read the documentation
 indefinetly :-) though i could probably help with extending the
 documentation while learning using gimp, but it's just hobby for
 me and it depends on my limited free time. anyway, i have no
 problem with putting patches on bugzilla, just that i might save
 you some time by direct commits.
 So you have an account for git.gnome.org?
 Then I think it's ok if you commit (push) your patches. If you are not 
 sure about your changes, use bugzilla (best way is to create patches 
 with git format-patch, but simple patches are also fine).
well, i do not have account on git.gnome.org yet. and they say i should
create one only if somebody tells me it's a good idea to do so :-)

also, i spent some time today on reading how git works exactly so as i
wrote above, i have the patches in the format-patch format now too. i
just don't know what to do with them, did not want to create extra spam
on bugzilla.
 also, i have one issue with understanding of documentation, the
 section about sample points. i was not able to make sample points
 work neither in gimp 2.6 nor 2.7 though i think i did it right
 (ctrl+click on ruler). anyone knows whether the documentation is
 correct and the feature does not work in gimp or there is some
 other way to make it work?
 It works: Ctrl-click on a ruler, hold the mouse button pressed, and 
 move the pointer to the image.
well, just tried with latest 2.7 and does not work, neither with mouse
(that even does not catch click, weird) nor with stylus. in fact i am
not even able to put guide on ruler that way. i must have something
wrong in setup then.
 Thank for your help,

 bye,
 Ulf
miroslav
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