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[felipefpl]

here is.

[raspopov]

Please post original .po-file.

[felipefpl]

i'd like to ask a few things:

1 - why should i post a po file if xml files are the ones who are used on shareaza?

2 - if u going to convert shareaza fully to use po files, it's fine, otherwise, i dont see the point of requesting po files when the old model is still used, it's kind of nonsense.

[raspopov]

.xml-file automatically regenerated from .po-file and source default-en.xml so no interface elements can be missed anymore.

[felipefpl]

ok, how i convert my xml file to po file? i saw only the description of converting pot files here.

[raspopov]

Bad idea. Just work with .po-file only.

[old_death]

So we have to use .po files even if it's the .xml files that are supported at the end? This means that there are no custom solutions for some language problems anymore, as we have to use the formatting of the english file... very bad idea.

-1!

[raspopov]

What custom solution?

[felipefpl]

here it is, schemas and all the other stuff have po files too?

[old_death]

What custom solution?

Some languages, like German or French need more space than English, when telling the same thing. This requires some times changes in the way certain things are ordered or the way text formatting (such as bold text or coloured text) is applied. That's the reason why your tool broke relatively big parts of the German translation (which I told you about some weeks ago).

[raspopov]

Show me.

[old_death]

Have a look at what happened between line 1904 and 1964. All menus have been shifted.

http://shareaza.svn.sourceforge.net/vie ... 80&r2=8617

[raspopov]

Not, its shifted because of new elements. Show me our case, with screenshots.

[old_death]

Just switch to German and have a look at the Settings (the part I told you about just before). You will see that the last entry is there in german and in english, however, while the first entry is moved into the header text.

[raspopov]

And this never can be fixed because of "some languages use more space than English", am I right?

(but please don't forget that Russian is one of such languages and I fit Russian translation everywhere perfectly).