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Translation Portugal

Hi everyone,
Can someone tell me, please, what are these strings [L]? They appear as 
Position markers errors in the 'Expand details' section.
I also got an XML tag error with this string: -p <ID processo>. The 
original one was: -p <process ID>. This one was already translated, so 
I'm gessing that it shouldn't be. Am I right?
Thanks,
Pedro.

Re: Translation Portugal

Posted by Pedro Albuquerque <pa...@gmail.com>.
Em 06/07/2013 10:40, Dick Groskamp escreveu:
> Op 6-7-2013 11:19, Pedro Albuquerque schreef:
>> Hi everyone,
>> Can someone tell me, please, what are these strings [L]? They appear 
>> as Position markers errors in the 'Expand details' section.
>> I also got an XML tag error with this string: -p <ID processo>. The 
>> original one was: -p <process ID>. This one was already translated, 
>> so I'm gessing that it shouldn't be. Am I right?
>> Thanks,
>> Pedro.
>>
> Pedro,
>
> In this case -p <process ID> is a temporarily placeholder.
> <process ID> wil be replaced by the actual numer of the error the 
> program encountered.
>
> For instance if the error is 12345 the actual string will be -p 12345
>
> Therefore you may and can translate it to -p <ID processo> as it is
>
OK, thanks,
Pedro.

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Re: Translation Portugal

Posted by Dick Groskamp <th...@quicknet.nl>.
Op 6-7-2013 11:19, Pedro Albuquerque schreef:
> Hi everyone,
> Can someone tell me, please, what are these strings [L]? They appear 
> as Position markers errors in the 'Expand details' section.
> I also got an XML tag error with this string: -p <ID processo>. The 
> original one was: -p <process ID>. This one was already translated, so 
> I'm gessing that it shouldn't be. Am I right?
> Thanks,
> Pedro.
>
Pedro,

In this case -p <process ID> is a temporarily placeholder.
<process ID> wil be replaced by the actual numer of the error the 
program encountered.

For instance if the error is 12345 the actual string will be -p 12345

Therefore you may and can translate it to -p <ID processo> as it is

-- 
DiGro
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Re: Translation Portugal

Posted by Dick Groskamp <th...@quicknet.nl>.
Op 6-7-2013 11:19, Pedro Albuquerque schreef:
> -p <ID processo>


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DiGro
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