[Krename-users] greek translation of KRename 002
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From: nikos <231...@fr...> - 2014-08-22 11:00:03
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Hi,
after a few (?) years I have created an update for the greek translation of Krename.
See the attached file.
I am sending this e-mail to a couple of addresses hopping that it will reach the Krename developers.
I would also like to make a request, and report a couple of bugs.
___ Request ___
Please open the bug tickets in Sourceforge.
It's easier to report bugs there, than having to subscribe to, yet another, mailing list.
___ Bugs ___
+ Command line description
The command line descriptions shows HTML elements, like "<html><p>".
To see what I mean simply type, in a terminal...
krename --help
You probably already know that.
I am just reminding you...
+ Command line, [$dirname] template
The following DON'T work.
(The first line, which represents the command line,
will produce the second line, in Krename's GUI interface).
krename --template +[$dirname] somefile.txt
+[]
krename --template +"[$dirname]" somefile.txt
+[]
krename --template +'[$dirname]' somefile.txt
+DIRECTORY_NAME.txt
krename --template "+[$dirname]" somefile.txt
+[]
krename --template "[$dirname]" somefile.txt
[]
The following WORKS.
krename --template '[$dirname]' somefile.txt
DIRECTORY_NAME.txt
As you can see, that's a lot of trial and error to get it right.
If this is not a bug,
then maybe the "krename --help" should be improved.
I propose...
[bash 4.2]$ krename --help
... ...
--template 'TEMPLATE' set a TEMPLATE
... ...
[bash 4.2]$
The same with the rest of the options, if the above apply.
And in the end, an example will be helpful.
That's all... Thanks
Nikos
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