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GDP: examples consistency
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Jean-Charles Malahieude |
Subject: |
GDP: examples consistency |
Date: |
Sun, 29 Jun 2008 14:10:53 +0200 |
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Thunderbird 2.0.0.14 (X11/20080501) |
Hi all docs' contributors and helpers!
First of all I must admit that I al more than a bit lazy, and quite
nitpicking...
On my way of reviewing the French po file dedicated to the
documentation, I'm afraid by all these "untranslated" items that appear
due to some inconsistency in the English version. Since we now can
translate variable names or comments included in the lilypond examples
or snippets that are included in the vast material, I would have liked
not to encounter twice (or more) the same assertion like:
#. Documentation/user/fundamental.itely:1012 (comment)
msgid "Set stems, etc, down"
vs.
#. Documentation/user/fundamental.itely:1074 (comment)
msgid "set stems, etc down"
or
#. Documentation/user/fundamental.itely:2274 (variable)
msgid "sopranoMusic"
vs.
#. Documentation/user/fundamental.itely:1239 (variable)
#. Documentation/user/tweaks.itely:3138 (variable)
msgid "SopMusic"
In other words, I would like that arises a "good practice" in
documenting things, which would be that the one who deals with a
specific section adopts a single spelling and/or syntax for each
equivalent assertion.
Nevertheless, it' true that I could invest some time in tracking and
modifying those entries, but...
Please forgive me if I'm too bothering, but I think it makes sense.
Cheers
Jean-Charles
- GDP: examples consistency,
Jean-Charles Malahieude <=