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nilgun at belgeler

Jul 27, 2008, 2:35 AM

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<glossary> tag that links to the glossary

Hi,

I would like to get your opinion and feedback on certain needs for
pre-translation improvements. When I translate trunk documents and apply
that translation to the relevant branches, I usually notice that the
<glossary> tags that exist in other branches (2.2.x in this case)
do not exist in the 2.0.x documents. I do not know the reason but
I keep the <glossary> tags in this type of content in my translations
because the resulting  links to the glossary work just as well.
The only difference is in their appearance which can easily be
overcome with a small patch. I attach here a patch so that the links
generated by the <glossary> tags in 2.0.x documents will have
the same appearance in other branches (2.2.x and trunk in this case).
Would you like to apply this patch?

I cannot promise that I will find and correct all such instances in the
currently translated 2.0.x documents, however I can make sure in future
translations that whenever such labels exist in other branches, they
also exist in the 2.0.x documents. Would you like me to do that?


Best regards,
Nilgün
Attachments: glossary_patch_for_2.0.x (1.51 KB)


joshua at slive

Jul 27, 2008, 7:38 AM

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Re: <glossary> tag that links to the glossary [In reply to]

On Sun, Jul 27, 2008 at 5:35 AM, Nilgün Belma Bugüner
<nilgun[at]belgeler.gen.tr> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to get your opinion and feedback on certain needs for
> pre-translation improvements. When I translate trunk documents and apply
> that translation to the relevant branches, I usually notice that the
> <glossary> tags that exist in other branches (2.2.x in this case)
> do not exist in the 2.0.x documents. I do not know the reason but
> I keep the <glossary> tags in this type of content in my translations
> because the resulting links to the glossary work just as well.
> The only difference is in their appearance which can easily be
> overcome with a small patch. I attach here a patch so that the links
> generated by the <glossary> tags in 2.0.x documents will have
> the same appearance in other branches (2.2.x and trunk in this case).
> Would you like to apply this patch?
>
> I cannot promise that I will find and correct all such instances in the
> currently translated 2.0.x documents, however I can make sure in future
> translations that whenever such labels exist in other branches, they
> also exist in the 2.0.x documents. Would you like me to do that?

I don't have any problem with that if it makes your life easier.

But my suggestion in general is to just forget about the 2.0 branch.
That will really make your life easier.

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rbowen at rcbowen

Jul 28, 2008, 1:42 PM

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Re: <glossary> tag that links to the glossary [In reply to]

On Jul 27, 2008, at 10:38, Joshua Slive wrote:

> But my suggestion in general is to just forget about the 2.0 branch.
> That will really make your life easier.


+1. 2.0 is the past. 2.2 is the now. Trunk is the future. Let's focus
on 2.2 and trunk.

--
The past can be like sidewalk chalk
If you will dance and pray for rain
(Caedmon's Call - Forget what you know)

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