Re: Translations need updating...

[Martin G. <gim...@gi...>]

"Max Hammond" <ma...@fl...> writes:

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> Hi all,
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>> I've just applied the patch for windchill support to PHP Weather
>> 1.x. This means that all the translations needs to be updated -
>> right now they report the windchill in English.
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> I've fixed the german (I think. Does entschliesslich take a dative?).

It's great to have people who knows more than one language! (I'm also
surposed to know German, but I've forgotten most of it already :-)
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> Of course, if anyone feels like writing translations for the new
> version, that would be cool too. Right now, it speaks Danish,
> Norwegian, Hungarian and English. There's a new system for including
> the translations, that hopefully can cope with pretty much any
> language. Personally, I find the new system much easier to
> understand.

Yes, but the best thing is, that it's just as easy to make a
translation as with the old system. It's possible to make a lot of
nice things with the new system, but a normal translation only
involves translating the entries in the $strings array - just as it
did before.
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> Also, sourceforge has a good bug tracking system. If you find a bug,
> it would certainly help me if you could enter it on there. As
> phpweather gets more complex (and hopefully has more people working
> on it again) it will be important to keep track of who's doing what.

Agreed. I've never tried the bug-tracker at SourceForge, though. But I
can see that you've already filed two bugs (and closed one of them
again).

Is it possible to have each new bug-report send to me automatically? I
can see that, that I can associate an email address with the 'Bugs'
artifact type, but how does one add individual email addresses?
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> http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpweather/

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