[sound-juicer] Improve strings in the gschema file
- From: Piotr Drąg <piotrdrag src gnome org>
- To: commits-list gnome org
- Cc:
- Subject: [sound-juicer] Improve strings in the gschema file
- Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2014 17:12:49 +0000 (UTC)
commit 0f12959d5508fd87d674029a0cc4ea42012b4baa
Author: Piotr Drąg <piotrdrag gmail com>
Date: Tue Feb 18 18:08:00 2014 +0100
Improve strings in the gschema file
data/org.gnome.sound-juicer.gschema.xml | 18 +++++++++---------
1 files changed, 9 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-)
---
diff --git a/data/org.gnome.sound-juicer.gschema.xml b/data/org.gnome.sound-juicer.gschema.xml
index 67c2b72..41ada57 100644
--- a/data/org.gnome.sound-juicer.gschema.xml
+++ b/data/org.gnome.sound-juicer.gschema.xml
@@ -12,45 +12,45 @@
<schema gettext-domain="sound-juicer" id="org.gnome.sound-juicer" path="/org/gnome/sound-juicer/">
<!-- Please note: There is no default value for the 'device' key
- because sound-juicer does not handle symlinks like
+ because Sound Juicer does not handle symlinks like
e.g. /dev/cdrom -->
<key name="device" type="s">
<default>''</default>
- <summary>The CD to extract from.</summary>
- <description>Please note: sound-juicer currently only handles real device names, no symlinks like e.g.
/dev/cdrom. An empty key implicates that the system's default cdrom drive will be used.</description>
+ <summary>The CD to extract from</summary>
+ <description>Please note: Sound Juicer currently only handles real device names, no symlinks like e.g.
/dev/cdrom. An empty key implicates that the system's default CD-ROM drive will be used.</description>
</key>
<key name="eject" type="b">
<default>false</default>
- <summary>Whether to eject the CD when finished extracting.</summary>
+ <summary>Whether to eject the CD when finished extracting</summary>
</key>
<key name="open-completed" type="b">
<default>false</default>
- <summary>Whether to open the target directory when finished extracting.</summary>
+ <summary>Whether to open the target directory when finished extracting</summary>
</key>
<key name="base-uri" type="s">
<default>''</default>
- <summary>The URI to save the extracted music to.</summary>
+ <summary>The URI to save the extracted music to</summary>
</key>
<key name="path-pattern" type="s">
<default>'%aa/%at'</default>
<summary>The directory structure for the files</summary>
- <description>Format specifiers: %at - album title; %aT - album title (lowercase); %aa - album artist;
%aA - album artist (lowercase); %as - album artist (sortable); %aS - album artist (sortable lowercase); %ac -
album composer; %aC - album composer (lowercase); %ap - album composer (sortable); %aP - album composer
(sortable lowercase); %ay - album year; %tt - track title; %tT - track title (lowercase); %ta - track artist;
%tA - track artist (lowercase); %ts - track artist (sortable); %tS - track artist (sortable lowercase); %tc -
track composer; %tC - track composer (lowercase); %tp - track composer (sortable); %tP - track composer
(sortable lowercase)</description>
+ <description>Format specifiers: %at - album title; %aT - album title (lowercase); %aa - album artist;
%aA - album artist (lowercase); %as - album artist (sortable); %aS - album artist (sortable lowercase); %ac -
album composer; %aC - album composer (lowercase); %ap - album composer (sortable); %aP - album composer
(sortable lowercase); %ay - album year; %tt - track title; %tT - track title (lowercase); %ta - track artist;
%tA - track artist (lowercase); %ts - track artist (sortable); %tS - track artist (sortable lowercase); %tc -
track composer; %tC - track composer (lowercase); %tp - track composer (sortable); %tP - track composer
(sortable lowercase).</description>
</key>
<key name="file-pattern" type="s">
<default>'%dn - %tt'</default>
<summary>The name pattern for files</summary>
- <description>Do not specify an extension. Format specifiers: %at - album title; %aT - album title
(lowercase); %aa - album artist; %aA - album artist (lowercase); %as - album artist (sortable); %aS - album
artist (sortable lowercase); %ac - album composer; %aC - album composer (lowercase); %ap - album composer
(sortable); %aP - album composer (sortable lowercase); %tn - track number (i.e 8); %tN - track number, zero
padded (i.e 08); %tt - track title; %tT - track title (lowercase); %ta - track artist; %tA - track artist
(lowercase); %ts - track artist (sortable); %tS - track artist (sortable lowercase); %tc - track composer;
%tC - track composer (lowercase); %tp - track composer (sortable); %tP - track composer (sortable lowercase);
%dn - disc and track number (i.e Disk 2 - 6, or 6); %dN - disc number, zero padded (i.e d02t06, or
06)</description>
+ <description>Do not specify an extension. Format specifiers: %at - album title; %aT - album title
(lowercase); %aa - album artist; %aA - album artist (lowercase); %as - album artist (sortable); %aS - album
artist (sortable lowercase); %ac - album composer; %aC - album composer (lowercase); %ap - album composer
(sortable); %aP - album composer (sortable lowercase); %tn - track number (i.e 8); %tN - track number, zero
padded (i.e 08); %tt - track title; %tT - track title (lowercase); %ta - track artist; %tA - track artist
(lowercase); %ts - track artist (sortable); %tS - track artist (sortable lowercase); %tc - track composer;
%tC - track composer (lowercase); %tp - track composer (sortable); %tP - track composer (sortable lowercase);
%dn - disc and track number (i.e Disk 2 - 6, or 6); %dN - disc number, zero padded (i.e d02t06, or
06).</description>
</key>
<key name="paranoia" flags="org.gnome.sound-juicer.paranoia">
<default>["fragment","overlap","scratch"]</default>
<summary>The paranoia mode to use</summary>
- <description>Paranoia flags: disable; fragment; overlap; scratch; repair</description>
+ <description>Paranoia flags: disable; fragment; overlap; scratch; repair.</description>
</key>
<key name="strip-special" type="b">
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