Changes between Version 46 and Version 47 of Event/2012/GSoC/Translation

Timestamp:

07/28/12 22:04:04 (12 years ago)

Author:

vivek_h

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Event/2012/GSoC/Translation

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 5) '''Integrate the above functionality into an eden module''' :- The translation functionality described above is to be made an eden module so that it can be run from within eden. The current plan is to add this functionality into the "admin" module. Hence a translate controller is defined for taking input through forms and processing them. The code for 1) to 4) above will be moved to modules/s3/s3translate.py. The controller will then call the required methods from this file and display the result accordingly.
 
-6) '''Allow comments''' : We want to have comments as an optional parameter to the T(...) function such that it becomes T(<string> , <comments>). Hence we could create a new T(...) function and over-ride the inbuilt web2py T(...) function. This new T(...) function would contain most of the code from the inbuilt function except that it would allow to pass comments as parameter.
+6) '''GUI for tracking status''': The status of translations for each module must be available on a UI. For this, it was decided that a "master" file containing all the strings will be maintained. The strings in the web2py language files will be checked against this master file to determine the percentage of translation - for the complete file and the module-wise breakdown. An update option will be provided to update the strings in the master file periodically.
 
-7) '''GUI for tracking status''': The status of translations for each module must be available on a UI. This can be done by periodically reading the spreadsheet and checking for the percentage of untranslated strings.
+7) '''Allow comments''' : We want to have comments as an optional parameter to the T(...) function such that it becomes T(<string> , <comments>). Hence we could create a new T(...) function and over-ride the inbuilt web2py T(...) function. This new T(...) function would contain most of the code from the inbuilt function except that it would allow to pass comments as parameter.
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