Hello,
Sorry for the (maybe) silly question, but I don't find the answer anywhere.
Can I obtain a list of all untranslated strings? This will ease a lot the goal of having a language 100% translated.
Thanks in advance.
Válasz erre: Mas Orestes
Re: Any way to show only untranslated strings?
Rézeau Joseph írta időpontban
Yes of course.
Válasz erre: Rézeau Joseph
Re: Any way to show only untranslated strings?
Mas Orestes írta időpontban
Oh, "missing" strings, I see. Silly me!
I didn't realize it on the first rapid sight. To worsen the situation, I see the AMOS interface translated to my language (catalan), and there the translation is unfortunate: the meaning is somewhat near "lost" strings, which lead me to confusion.
Which raises another question: How to report/correct AMOS translation bugs?
Thank you.
Anyway, I would suggest "untranslated and outdated strings only" as a (perhaps) clearer english label.
Orestes.
Válasz erre: Mas Orestes
Re: Any way to show only untranslated strings?
Mudrák David írta időpontban
How to report/correct AMOS translation bugs?
AMOS translation is handled by the AMOS itself. Just choose the component "local_amos" and the version 2.4 in the strings filter. Then you can fix the translation and submit it as a normal contribution. Your language pack maintainer will have to approve and commit your proposal as usually.
Válasz erre: Mas Orestes
Re: Any way to show only untranslated strings?
Valero German írta időpontban
Hi Orestes,
You can choose the language that AMOS uses for the interface by editing your profile within AMOS.
Just change your preferred language from catalan to english
If the AMOS translation of AMOS interface is not good enough, you can talk about it with the main catalan language pack maintainer.
Válasz erre: Mas Orestes
Re: Any way to show only untranslated strings?
roggemans koen írta időpontban
Yes, for components you tick "standard", and in miscelanious you tick "missing and outdated strings only.
That should give you a list of all untranslated strings of the standard components of your language pack.
Edit: I see this is wel known how to solve this problem - thanks Jozeph.