#9061 NORM Not Tri: e-toys localization discrepancy
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#9061: e-toys localization discrepancy
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Reporter: cjl | Owner: sayamindu
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Not Triaged
Component: localization | Version: not specified
Resolution: | Keywords:
Next_action: never set | Verified: 0
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Comment(by cjl):
Replying to [comment:1 korakurider]:
> It is basically meaningless to compare number of words in POs of
different languages and complain those are different numbers, while
comparing number of translatable phrases or POT version would make sense.
No, not meaningless, as I believe the counts I referenced are the word
counts of the base language of the POT, in this case, English. These
numbers are displayed via the Pootle interface under the last "Total"
column at the link I provided. I did NOT refer to the number of words
that result when translated. As you point out, different word counts
could be an indication of different POT file versions, if so, it might be
useul/important to re-synchronize them with msgmerge. BTW, I'm not
complaining, far from it, I am trying to help by pointing out (what is to
me) a discrepancy that I don't understand, thank you for digging into it a
little deeper. I will try to follow your good example and be more
specific in future by doing a bit more investigation up front and
providing a more detailed description.
> In this case numbers of translatable phrase are different among
languages;
> Some language POs are based on old POT.
. . .
> How these POT variance has been brought in if Pootle merge POT
periodically?
I don't know if it is really as automated as you might think. In
particular, I seem to recall that the sheer size of the e-toys POT creates
challenges for translators to submit via the Pootle interface, so e-toys
may involve more manual maintenance than others.
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Ticket URL: <http://dev.laptop.org/ticket/9061#comment:2>
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