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Stéphane Aulery

Bonjour Monsieur Muller,

Je souhaiterais faire des mises à jour de la traduction française des message du compilateur FreePascal et Michael Van Canneyt m'a dirigé vers vous.

Est-ce possible ? Quel est sont état ? L'encodage du fichier compiler/msg/errorf.msg est-il bien cp850 (ou Windows-1252 peut-être) ?

J'ai trouvé cette page pour m'aidé: http://wiki.freepascal.org/Localization

Cordialement,

Stéphane Aulery

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Tomas Hajny
to Stéphane Aulery

On Sun, April 12, 2015 20:43, Stéphane Aulery wrote:

Hello,

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Bonjour Monsieur Muller, Je souhaiterais faire des mises à jour de la traduction française des message du compilateur FreePascal et Michael Van Canneyt m'a dirigé vers vous. Est-ce possible ? Quel est sont état ? L'encodage du fichier compiler/msg/errorf.msg est-il bien cp850 (ou Windows-1252 peut-être) ? J'ai trouvé cette page pour m'aidé: http://wiki.freepascal.org/Localization

Please note that English shall be used when sending messages to the mailing list fpc-devel.

Rough and brief translation for those not understanding French - Mr. Aulery is interested in updating the French message file and asks about the current state.

There are two files for French right now - one in codepage 850 (errorf.msg), the other in ISO 8859-1 (errorfi.msg). Judging from their size (and also the note about the corresponding SVN revision of the errore.msg source appearing only in one of them), the one in CP 850 is even more outdated than the one in ISO 8859-1. Obviously, it should be no problem to convert the content from one encoding to the other and back.

As you might see in the comments at the top of errorfi.msg, the revision mentioned there as source of this translation is a very old one. Looking at SVN history of that file, some minor updates have been performed in it since then, but these were somewhat "random". You should review and update also the already translated messages, because some of the English messages have changed since that old revision. You may use a diff tool to compare differences between the current trunk version of errore.msg and revision 4165 mentioned in the comments to find out which messages have been modified.

Regarding the process - once you move forward and have some update ready, you can create a bug report and attach either a diff file or the newly updated version so that it does not get lost and may be reviewed by Pierre or someone else. If you need

Note that the "online translation tool" mentioned on the Wiki page is not available any longer (it hasn't been used extensively for the compiler messages anyway) - I'll update the Wiki page accordingly.

Regards

Tomas

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Stéphane Aulery
to Tomas Hajny

Hello,

Tomas Hajny wrote 14 lines
On Sun, April 12, 2015 20:43, Stéphane Aulery wrote: > > Je souhaiterais faire des mises à jour de la traduction française des > message du compilateur FreePascal et Michael Van Canneyt m'a dirigé vers > vous. > > Est-ce possible ? Quel est sont état ? L'encodage du fichier > compiler/msg/errorf.msg est-il bien cp850 (ou Windows-1252 peut-être) ? > > J'ai trouvé cette page pour m'aidé: > http://wiki.freepascal.org/Localization Please note that English shall be used when sending messages to the mailing list fpc-devel.

Ok.

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Rough and brief translation for those not understanding French - Mr. Aulery is interested in updating the French message file and asks about the current state. There are two files for French right now - one in codepage 850 (errorf.msg), the other in ISO 8859-1 (errorfi.msg). Judging from their size (and also the note about the corresponding SVN revision of the errore.msg source appearing only in one of them), the one in CP 850 is even more outdated than the one in ISO 8859-1. Obviously, it should be no problem to convert the content from one encoding to the other and back. As you might see in the comments at the top of errorfi.msg, the revision mentioned there as source of this translation is a very old one. Looking at SVN history of that file, some minor updates have been performed in it since then, but these were somewhat "random". You should review and update also the already translated messages, because some of the English messages have changed since that old revision. You may use a diff tool to compare differences between the current trunk version of errore.msg and revision 4165 mentioned in the comments to find out which messages have been modified. Regarding the process - once you move forward and have some update ready, you can create a bug report and attach either a diff file or the newly updated version so that it does not get lost and may be reviewed by Pierre or someone else. If you need

Thank you, you gave me all the necessary information. It only remains to translate.

Regards

Stéphane Aulery

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Frederic Da Vitoria
to Stéphane Aulery

2015-04-13 19:04 GMT+02:00 Stéphane Aulery :

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Hello, Le lundi 13 avril 2015 à 09:37:09, Tomas Hajny a écrit : > On Sun, April 12, 2015 20:43, Stéphane Aulery wrote: > > > > Je souhaiterais faire des mises à jour de la traduction française des > > message du compilateur FreePascal et Michael Van Canneyt m'a dirigé vers > > vous. > > > > Est-ce possible ? Quel est sont état ? L'encodage du fichier > > compiler/msg/errorf.msg est-il bien cp850 (ou Windows-1252 peut-être) ? > > > > J'ai trouvé cette page pour m'aidé: > > http://wiki.freepascal.org/Localization > > Please note that English shall be used when sending messages to the > mailing list fpc-devel. Ok. > Rough and brief translation for those not understanding French - Mr. > Aulery is interested in updating the French message file and asks about > the current state. > > There are two files for French right now - one in codepage 850 > (errorf.msg), the other in ISO 8859-1 (errorfi.msg). Judging from their > size (and also the note about the corresponding SVN revision of the > errore.msg source appearing only in one of them), the one in CP 850 is > even more outdated than the one in ISO 8859-1. Obviously, it should be no > problem to convert the content from one encoding to the other and back. > > As you might see in the comments at the top of errorfi.msg, the revision > mentioned there as source of this translation is a very old one. Looking > at SVN history of that file, some minor updates have been performed in it > since then, but these were somewhat "random". You should review and update > also the already translated messages, because some of the English messages > have changed since that old revision. You may use a diff tool to compare > differences between the current trunk version of errore.msg and revision > 4165 mentioned in the comments to find out which messages have been > modified. > > Regarding the process - once you move forward and have some update ready, > you can create a bug report and attach either a diff file or the newly > updated version so that it does not get lost and may be reviewed by Pierre > or someone else. If you need Thank you, you gave me all the necessary information. It only remains to translate. Regards

Hello

If Stéphane is feeling lonely, I can lend a hand :-)

Frederic Da Vitoria (davitof) Membre de l'April - « promouvoir et défendre le logiciel libre » - http://www.april.org

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Stéphane Aulery
to Frederic Da Vitoria

Hello Frédéric,

Frederic Da Vitoria wrote 34 lines
2015-04-13 19:04 GMT+02:00 Stéphane Aulery : > Le lundi 13 avril 2015 à 09:37:09, Tomas Hajny a écrit : > > On Sun, April 12, 2015 20:43, Stéphane Aulery wrote: > > > > Rough and brief translation for those not understanding French - Mr. > > Aulery is interested in updating the French message file and asks about > > the current state. > > > > There are two files for French right now - one in codepage 850 > > (errorf.msg), the other in ISO 8859-1 (errorfi.msg). Judging from their > > size (and also the note about the corresponding SVN revision of the > > errore.msg source appearing only in one of them), the one in CP 850 is > > even more outdated than the one in ISO 8859-1. Obviously, it should be no > > problem to convert the content from one encoding to the other and back. > > > > As you might see in the comments at the top of errorfi.msg, the revision > > mentioned there as source of this translation is a very old one. Looking > > at SVN history of that file, some minor updates have been performed in it > > since then, but these were somewhat "random". You should review and update > > also the already translated messages, because some of the English messages > > have changed since that old revision. You may use a diff tool to compare > > differences between the current trunk version of errore.msg and revision > > 4165 mentioned in the comments to find out which messages have been > > modified. > > > > Regarding the process - once you move forward and have some update ready, > > you can create a bug report and attach either a diff file or the newly > > updated version so that it does not get lost and may be reviewed by Pierre > > or someone else. If you need > > Thank you, you gave me all the necessary information. It only remains to > translate. If Stéphane is feeling lonely, I can lend a hand :-)

Yes, I will send you a private message.

Regards,

Stéphane Aulery

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