Re: How shall we treat AU "1.2 Compiling from source" in translations?

[Francisco Vila]

2008/9/14 John Mandereau <address@hidden>:
>> BTW, the translation-status script also needs to be changed, because it
>> doesn't find some nodes in the translated file, thus thinking that the file
>> is not completely translated...
>
> Can you spot a specific example, please?  I know translation-status
> reports which sections are translated in a very naive way, but I haven't
> thought yet on a way to improve this.

The translated-27% is the ceiling percentage if those sections have
*not* to be translated. Therefore, they should be ignored and not
taken into account for the stats. What if a @c stats-ignore or
something could mark a section for this purpose? I say this from my
ignorance of the internals of the stats-making script.

In other words, the whole chapter should show a 100 percent translated
if the whole translatable code IS translated.

BTW funny enough, the address@hidden TRANSLATORS:» comment (not a translator 
name
placeholder, but rather a true comment beginning with the word
"translators") fooled the stats script and made the German percentage
to state that the translator was in fact somebody named «Please **do
not** translate anything below this line.» :-) It seems to be fixed
now, at least I have not been able to reproduce this.
-- 
Francisco Vila. Badajoz (Spain)
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