Re: [Koha-translate] 2 questions and a comment

[Axel Bojer]

Joshua Ferraro wrote:
> On 1/19/08, Selma Aslan <address@hidden> wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > 1. A request for clarification please:
> >
> > referring to item 98:
> > #. %1$s: TMPL_VAR name=import_errors
> >  #:
> > ../../koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/en/modules/tools/stage-marc-import.tmpl:39
> >  #, c-format
> >  msgid "%s records not staged because of MARC error"
> >  msgstr ""
> >  a. Does "stage" above mean starting the import process, and
> > b. %s imply that a number is to be inserted there ?
> > c. If  yes, and if the structure of the language requires this number to be
> > stated in the middle, rather than at the beginning can we move it?
> >  eg. if
> > "%s records not staged because of MARC error" means
> > "The process of importing could not be started for  x number of records
> > because of MARC error".
> >  I have to translate it into Turkish as follows:
> >  " MARC hatasi nedeniyle x kaydýn iþlemleri baþlatýlamamýþtýr" which
> > requires  %s to  be placed in the middle:
> Yes, that's correct, you can move the %s. Please read the instructions
> here:
> http://translate.koha.org/remember.php?lg=en
>
> >  "MARC hatasi nedeniyle %s kaydýn iþlemi baþlatilamamiþtir"
> >
> >  is that OK?
> Yes.
>
> > 2. If bibs stands for bibliographic records, what does "biblios" stand for?
> > Are they the same?
> Yes, they are the same.
>
> > 3. I understand most prefer web interface as I do myself. However I would
> > like to point out that it is very useful to use the files to put terms to be
> > translated into context. For instance in the case of item 123, which reads
> > "&copy; %s" , it did not mean anything to me until I found the following in
> > the file:
> >
> > #. For the first occurrence,
> > #. %1$s: TMPL_VAR name=copyrightdate
> > #:
> > ../../koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/en/modules/suggestion/acceptorreject.tmpl:100
> > #:
> > ../../koha-tmpl/intranet-tmpl/prog/en/modules/suggestion/acceptorreject.tmpl:140
> > #, c-format
> > msgid "&copy; %s"
> > msgstr ""
> Yes, that's true, and one shortcoming of the web-based version. Once
> the beta is released,
> you'll be able to verify your translation in the context of the Koha
> system (on a demo, or via
> your own installation), and make any needed corrections before the
> stable release is pushed
> out on 1 March.

Hello!

So, the final date for sending the last strings is pushed one month from 
1. february to 1. march?

Or perhaps:
1. commit 1. february
2. commit with last corrections before 1. march?


Best regards
Axel Bojer