On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 1:10 PM, Jeremy Katz <katzj(a)redhat.com> wrote:
In doing some testing of various things within anaconda, I've
come
across a few fringe error cases which we really should be catching and
presenting to the user with something other than a traceback.
Unfortunately, this involves strings :-/
So, there are a few options
1) Leave as a traceback. You'll have to try pretty hard to convince me
this is the right answer ;-)
2) Add the strings, don't mark them for translation. Similar to 1 for
non-English users, but at least not a traceback.
3) Add the strings, mark them, get as much translated as possible.
I'm really up for either 2 or 3 based on what people would prefer.
We'll be building anaconda up until pretty late, so this shouldn't be a
big problem. But I wanted to give people a chance to yell if they had a
large problem
Jeremy
PS We're talking about a relatively small (10 at the way outside... I
think I'm at 3 right now) number of strings
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If 3 happens, I'll gladly translate them into spanish, but I can't speak for
the translaters of the other hundred languages.
Signed,
An overeager translater who happened to arrive to late to help much into
translating F9 into Spanish :-)
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