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Chinese (Traditional) 繁體中文

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100% finished.
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Hi and welcome MikeHsiao!

That's brilliant! :biggrin: :appl:

Thank you,
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Re: Chinese (Traditional) 繁體中文 - 35%

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I am inclined to suggest - from my non Chinese point of view - that maybe it would be better to call both Chinese language files like:

ChineseSimplified.lng
ChineseTraditional.lng

In this way - at least in my perception - they would be positioned at a more natural place in the list of language files and - hopefully - that is also the natural place Chinese people will look at.
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MikeHsiao, I hope you agree if we change the filename to ChineseTraditional.

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I agree with this.
I'll update it on next update.
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Re: Chinese (Traditional) 繁體中文 - 35%

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I found the term 06.0706 & 06.0711 are same.
(They refer to 06.0707 & 06.0712)

But 06.0711 mismatch with 06.0712, maybe it has somthing wrong.
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Yes, there are quite a few duplicates. This is a consequence of the applied logic and ultimately has performance reasons.

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The 06.0711 should be the explanation of 06.0712.
But it looks like doesn't match.

06.0711 = "Larger lists are not cached. A value higher than 1000 is not recommended."
06.0712 = "Level-indent width in pixels (1 to 64)"
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MikeHsiao wrote:The 06.0711 should be the explanation of 06.0712.
But it looks like doesn't match.

06.0711 = "Larger lists are not cached. A value higher than 1000 is not recommended."
06.0712 = "Level-indent width in pixels (1 to 64)"
AH! You are right, that's a bug. 06.0712 should not have any explanation tooltip. A classical Copy+Paste error by me... :roll:

Will be fixed in 8.24. Thanks.

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Bug Report!!

In term 16.0004, it should be 'Load', not "Save'.
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Thank you! Again a copy and paste error (many years old). This checkbox does not need a tooltip at all. I will remove it.

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The term "hash (file)" is hard for me to understand.

Is there anyone can help me to explain the meaning (or function).

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MikeHsiao wrote:The term "hash (file)" is hard for me to understand.
@Don
I am bumping Mike's question, since it is also important to me. I know about hashing algorithm (mapping strings to unique integers, in order to implement ultrafast string access), but what is meant by "hash a file" and similar strings that are to be translated?
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OK, this is probably caused by my bad English (and the silence of the, uh, "mothertonguers"). Apparently (quick research) there is no verb "to hash" in English with the meaning I intended: create the hash value of a file (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_function). Surprising, I always had the impression that English is infinitely productive when it comes to creating verbs from other words.

So "Error on hashing <$file>:" should probably be changed to "Error on creating the hash of <$file>:", right?

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admin wrote:So "Error on hashing <$file>:" should probably be changed to "Error on creating the hash of <$file>:", right?
Yes, most probably so, if I am asked. Thank you!

BTW, you write:
I always had the impression that English is infinitely productive when it comes to creating verbs from other words.
I have that impression for German (and many word types, not just verbs).
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