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FS#9300 - A total revision of current chinese-simp.lang translation
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Opened by Jun Gu (einmus) - Monday, 18 August 2008, 16:24 GMT+2
Last edited by Jonas Häggqvist (rasher) - Tuesday, 19 August 2008, 22:15 GMT+2
Opened by Jun Gu (einmus) - Monday, 18 August 2008, 16:24 GMT+2
Last edited by Jonas Häggqvist (rasher) - Tuesday, 19 August 2008, 22:15 GMT+2
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DetailsI've done a complete revision of current chinese-simp.lang translation, fixed a lot of places. The general goal is to make the translation more consistent, context specific and as possible lightweighted (because you know, Chinese glyphs need more time to load compared to English).
I've compiled the new lang file successfully and tested it on my Sansa e260. Worked beautifully as expected. However Sansa e260 is the only Rockbox compatiable target that I own, I'm not so sure about the translation of target specific strings, building a simulator would cause a lot trouble. So there's still room to tweak. diff file made against revision 18310 at svn trunk directory |
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Closed by Jonas Häggqvist (rasher)
Tuesday, 19 August 2008, 22:15 GMT+2
Reason for closing: Accepted
Additional comments about closing: Committed in revision 18319.
Tuesday, 19 August 2008, 22:15 GMT+2
Reason for closing: Accepted
Additional comments about closing: Committed in revision 18319.
LANG_BATTERY_TIME - voice is set to "电量:%d%% %dh %dm", which won't work. It should be a translation of the string "Battery level" (no formatting involved).
The attached diff includes some syntax fixes I've done (mostly removing some voice strings that aren't present in english.lang).
The only two obvious (to me) problems are LANG_DISK_NAME_MMC and LANG_BATTERY_TIME.
As for LANG_BATTERY_TIME, I did the translation based on the old chinese-simp.lang on which "LANG_BATTERY_TIME - voice" reads "%d%% %dh %dm". I checked the current English.lang at your notification. Yes, it reads "Battery level". So I think it's a misuse of old chinese-simp.lang. And it should be "电量" as you recommended.