On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 9:59 PM, jonathan santos <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm doing my project, but there's some tasks  that a did not understood.
>
> What means :
>     * *Relevant translation work:* I am doing my project and finding the
> best resolution for my problem. How could I fit a translation Relevant work
> in this space of time?

It won't take much of your time to help adjusting a translation. I
will make this clearer by answering the next questions.

>        I shoud to translate that? my proposal? my project? (How can I do
> this on a pre-selection tima if my project is not yet ready?), this should
> be done after the project?

You should translate Umit to a language you know. If it is portuguese
there is already a translation, but last time I checked there were
several fuzzy translations that needed to be fixed. This translation
is related to umit itself, not your specific project, so, in order to
verify what has to be done you first need to checkout a copy of umit
trunk:

$ svn co http://svn.umitproject.org/svnroot/umit/trunk

or using another client. After it finishes, enter the directory
trunk/share/locale and you will see some other directories around
there. Supposing you want to help the pt_BR translation, search for
fuzzy translations in trunk/share/locale/pt_BR/pt_BR.po (just search
for occurrences of "fuzzy" inside there and you will get an idea about
what are these fuzzy translations) and adjust them. After doing that,
run:

$ svn diff share/locale/pt_BR/pt_BR.po > pt_BR_fuzzy_fixes.diff

and submit it to the tracker.
If you want to translate it to a different language (one without a
translation), then copy share/locale/umit.pot to yourlang.po and
translate it. Send yourlang.po to the tracker then.

Also remember to take a look into http://trac.umitproject.org/wiki/translation

>
>    * *Relevant documentation (howto, manual, help, article, etc.)  *I am
> focused on my research and I'm keeping everything in my proposal, id it the
> expected  documentation?
>  someone help me?
>

This is also related to umit specifically, not your project
specifically. After doing a checkout of umit's repo you will notice
that there is little documentation in share/doc/umit/src, so any
relevant contribution to it is very welcomed.
I don't remember seeing this part of writing "howto, manual, article",
but again, it would be focused on umit.

>  anyway, thanks !!!!
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