Adding explanation to translators

Some strings are missing in French at least. And some are quite
complex to understand. Especially without context, without knowledge
of Python. I tried to copy the only indication I found and add more
indication, hoping I did it correctly.
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Arthur Milchior 2019-10-24 02:01:27 +02:00
parent 955db2d133
commit 26acc412b1
3 changed files with 17 additions and 1 deletions

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@ -379,6 +379,7 @@ group by day order by day""" % (self._limit(), lim),
tunit = _("hours")
else:
tunit = unit
#T: unit: can be hours, minutes, reviews... tot: the number of unit.
self._line(i, _("Total"), _("%(tot)s %(unit)s") % dict(
unit=tunit, tot=int(tot)))
if convHours:
@ -747,6 +748,7 @@ when you answer "good" on a review.''')
return txt
def _line(self, i, a, b, bold=True):
#T: Symbols separating first and second column in a statistics table. Eg in "Total: 3 reviews".
colon = _(":")
if bold:
i.append(("<tr><td width=200 align=right>%s%s</td><td><b>%s</b></td></tr>") % (a,colon,b))
@ -814,7 +816,13 @@ from cards where did in %s""" % self._limit())
if xunit is None:
conf['timeTicks'] = False
else:
conf['timeTicks'] = {1: _("d"), 7: _("w"), 31: _("mo")}[xunit]
#T: abbreviation of day
d = _("d")
#T: abbreviation of week
w = _("w")
#T: abbreviation of month
mo = _("mo")
conf['timeTicks'] = {1: d, 7: w, 31: mo}[xunit]
# types
width = self.width
height = self.height

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@ -50,11 +50,17 @@ inTimeTable = {
def shortTimeFmt(type):
return {
#T: year is an abbreviation for year. %s is a number of years
"years": _("%sy"),
#T: m is an abbreviation for month. %s is a number of months
"months": _("%smo"),
#T: d is an abbreviation for day. %s is a number of days
"days": _("%sd"),
#T: h is an abbreviation for hour. %s is a number of hours
"hours": _("%sh"),
#T: m is an abbreviation for minute. %s is a number of minutes
"minutes": _("%sm"),
#T: s is an abbreviation for second. %s is a number of seconds
"seconds": _("%ss"),
}[type]

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@ -1060,6 +1060,8 @@ by clicking on one on the left."""))
# add templates
for c, tmpl in enumerate(nt['tmpls']):
#T: name is a card type name. n it's order in the list of card type.
#T: this is shown in browser's filter, when seeing the list of card type of a note type.
name = _("%(n)d: %(name)s") % dict(n=c+1, name=tmpl['name'])
subm.addItem(name, self._filterFunc(
"note", nt['name'], "card", str(c+1)))