Brandon Turner schrieb:
Yeah, in general if i change anything in the .rc file i make it known pretty clearly in my svn log.
Brandon
Thomas Weidenmueller wrote:
Lucio Diaz wrote:
David Hinz wrote:
Hey guys, when I just translated format, I stunbled over one thing: What if somebody changed the content of a string after I translated it? After some minutes, I had a easy solution for that problem: The En.rc gets a little line in it's head-comment with a revision number. Each time somebody changes or adds a string in the En.rc, he sets the revision number +1 and so all translators have an easy to control indicator, if they need to translate something or not. But I think one thing should be clear, if there just has been corrected a spelling mistake and not something important, the revision number won't be touched. Now some example headers: in the EN.rc: /*
- Moved all hardcoded strings to En.rc.
- By Magnus Olsen 2005
- Revision: 1
*/ in my De.rc: /*
- Moved all hardcoded strings to En.rc.
- By Magnus Olsen 2005
- First German Translation by David Hinz 20051010
- Translated Revision 1 of En.rc
*/ This is just an idea, but I think this could save a lot of work on bigger applications than format...
Uhm...why not simply watch SVN or take a look at the svn logs?
- Thomas
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Well, the thing is I wanted to have something that makes it very easy to see, if something has changed since the last time I translated that file. Watching the svn all the time is not that easy than just looking at a number. There could also be a little helper app that scans all .rc files in my language and all en.rcs for revision differences and shows me, where I have to translate something. Then I can look in the svn what actually has been changed. It just makes things easier for translators.
Greets,
David Hinz