Re: gnome-applets string freeze breakage
- From: David Fraser <davidf sjsoft com>
- To: GNOME I18N List <gnome-i18n gnome org>
- Subject: Re: gnome-applets string freeze breakage
- Date: Fri, 01 Apr 2005 12:07:39 +0200
Christian Rose wrote:
tor 2005-03-31 klockan 19:02 -0500 skrev Ryan Lortie:
There exists a very simple solution to this problem. Since nobody will
see it anyway, I am more than willing to remove the _() from around the
message in the stable branch.
This means that end users (still) won't be affected, and in addition,
the translation statistics will be able to show 100.00%.
Is this acceptable?
In my opinion, yes. Since noone will hardly ever see that error message
anyway, removing the gettext call in the stable branch won't have much
effect in practice, and the problems with breaking the freeze are
avoided. Please just do this on the stable gnome-2-10 branch though; in
HEAD we want everything to be marked for translation.
Speaking as an outsider, this sparked off an idea for me:
There could be a macro defined, say
_should_be_translated_but_in_string_freeze_
This would be defined to just return the string, but would plainly mark
that a message is actually meant to be localized but is not being
because of string freeze
Of course, that macro name is a bit long... and I don't know if this
happens enough to warrant it, but it would at least make the status
documented in the code...
David
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