Hi
Yes i have cvs account.
I dont know how to creat the project and how put translated files into cvs.
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1. Translation Drupal into Kurdish ( Amed ?eko Jiyan )
2. Re: Translation Drupal into Kurdish (Gerhard Killesreiter)
3. Re: Text between braces {} ( G?bor Hojtsy )
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Message: 1
Date: Sat, 5 Jan 2008 15:00:18 +0200
From: " Amed ?eko Jiyan " <amedcj@gmail.com >
Subject: [translations] Translation Drupal into Kurdish
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Hi all,
I have downloaded po files of Drupal translation and i have translated a lot
in in.
I have translated 100% of installer.po and i have translated too many in
other file. Other file will be translated 100% soon. It is possible to add
these translations before it be 100%?
And can some one help me for put it on CVS?
Best regards,
Amed ?eko Jiyan
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Date: Sat, 05 Jan 2008 14:22:55 +0100
From: Gerhard Killesreiter < gerhard@killesreiter.de>
Subject: Re: [translations] Translation Drupal into Kurdish
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Amed ?eko Jiyan schrieb:
Hi Amed!
> I have downloaded po files of Drupal translation and i have translated a lot
> in in.
> I have translated 100% of installer.po and i have translated too many in
> other file. Other file will be translated 100% soon. It is possible to add
> these translations before it be 100%?
Yes, it is.
> And can some one help me for put it on CVS?
Do you have an account already? If not, apply for one here:
http://drupal.org/cvs-application
Cheers,
Gerhard
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Message: 3
Date: Sun, 6 Jan 2008 12:48:38 +0100
From: " G?bor Hojtsy " < gabor@hojtsy.hu>
Subject: Re: [translations] Text between braces {}
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On Jan 4, 2008 10:51 PM, Erik Stielstra < info@erikstielstra.nl> wrote:
> In your example:
> node is the table name
> vid is the field name
> It is best not to translate these and thus leave "{node}.vid" as it is.
You *should* leave it as it is, yes.
> Further more, after already translating all of these string to dutch,
> I doubt if it will prove to be usefull to translate it. This Schema
> info (database and table details) will probably rarely be used and
> then only by Drupal experts. Wrong translation (usually by none
> developers who do not know about the Schema) may cause more problems
> than the lack of translation can. If you need to set priority, my
> advice is leave it untranslated.
Agreed.
> Good question, I have no idea where this information will appear!
Only the contributed schema.module displays this information.
Gabor
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