German Localization: Multiple Issues, Bring Up to Date #22


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  • _ForgeUser9962505 created this issue Jun 8, 2013

    German WoW Client
    Version 2.4.30

    General issues with localizations for German.  Needs to be more complete and correct. Also need to consider updating exports to be more flexible for output language and whether is using "non-localized canonical" English and for which parts.

    2.4.30 versions of localization files added to ticket for reference if necessary. Korean one is an example very complete translation. If without a compare tool, I recommend BeyondCompare. Is one of the best with ability to edit in place.

    1) Add option to use localized forms where possible on data and text exports.

    2) Button text has wrong German translation (fixed in 2.4.31)
      - "Back":  is "Rücken", should be "Zurück".
      reason: using automatic localized Lua global "BACK" but was conflicting with LibBabbleInventory "Back"
         "Rücken" means "back side" rather than a "position back".
      this affected all locales

    3) "Cancel" on right-click minimap menu appears not translated (fixed in 2.4.32)
      reason: code issue in LibKarma having no translator reference

    4) Need functional translation for "([^%s]+) leaves the party". (fixed in 2.4.32)
      - currently missing app functionality for German

    5) Most dialog boxes titles not translated, like for right-click menus. (fixed in 2.4.33)

    6) Multi-word text with "Show" as verb not translated. (fixed in 2.4.33)

    7) Multi-word text  on verb "View" for buttons has wrong case (fixed in 2.4.33)

    8) Multi-word text "Delete" for buttons not translated.  (fixed in 2.4.33)

    9) Missing zone localizations for newer zones. Will require major change. (fixed in 2.4.35)

    10) Participants should be translated to Teilnehmer for german. (fixed in 2.4.36)

  • _ForgeUser9962505 added the tags New Defect Jun 8, 2013
  • _ForgeUser9962505 added an attachment WoWScrnShot_060713_004802.jpg Jun 8, 2013

    WoWScrnShot_060713_004802.jpg

  • _ForgeUser9962505 added an attachment locale-koKR.lua Jun 8, 2013

    locale-koKR.lua

    <p>as a fairly complete example (2.4.30)</p>

  • _ForgeUser9962505 added an attachment locale-enUS.lua Jun 8, 2013

    locale-enUS.lua

    <p>base non-localized version (2.4.30)</p>

  • _ForgeUser9962505 added an attachment locale-deDE.lua Jun 8, 2013

    locale-deDE.lua

    <p>German localized version (2.4.30)</p>

  • SleepyBear removed a tag New Jun 8, 2013
  • SleepyBear added a tag Accepted Jun 8, 2013
  • SleepyBear edited description Jun 8, 2013
  • SleepyBear posted a comment Jun 8, 2013




    1. 1) Button text has wrong German translation
      - "Back": is "Rücken", should be "Zurück".
      reason: using automatic localized Lua global "BACK" which has wrong meaning,
      "Rücken" means "back side" rather than a "position back".

    Edited Jun 8, 2013
  • SleepyBear edited description Jun 8, 2013
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  • SleepyBear posted a comment Jun 8, 2013

    Thank you.  The ticket will be *much* easier than trying to use the comments. :)

  • SleepyBear edited description Jun 8, 2013
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  • _ForgeUser9962505 posted a comment Jun 9, 2013

    4) L.LeftParty = "([^%s]+) verl\195\164sst die Gruppe"

    I am unsure which translation of snapshot to choose or if it is better that it is not beeing translated.

    Is L["additem"] in use?


    Edited Jun 9, 2013
  • SleepyBear posted a comment Jun 9, 2013

    @haruhichan: Go

    yes. there's a use of additem. it was to localize the actual command line option names, but its the only one.

    I think I have L.LeftParty covered automatically now, though its not released yet.

    I'm going to check-in what I have so you can see.

    Edit: Ok its http://www.wowace.com/addons/ka_raid-tracker/files/7516-r382/ so basically this comment referrs to build r382. will load as 2.4.32 but its not the final 2.4.32 :)

    All of the core functional strings are now automatic. you might try if get a chance. I have no way to run instances yet and what have is only a trial account for Eu, so I cant even try to form a party. :(

    Edit2: http://www.wowace.com/addons/ka_raid-tracker/files/7518-r383/ This for English and German should work for loot and leave events.


    Edited Jun 9, 2013
  • _ForgeUser9962505 posted a comment Jun 10, 2013

    @Celess:

    I think it is better for command line options to keep them in one language only. Localizing them may be confusing.

  • SleepyBear posted a comment Jun 11, 2013

    @haruhichan: Go

    I think so too for the CL options. Wow has them, but I would want to have both canonical English and localized accepted for a command if did add them. People use them in scripts. :)

    r384 is out. Now all locales use the automatic functional strings. These strings are the ones that detect loot and player leave events. This needs to be tested better, though I'm pretty sure it will work.

    If you get a chance, I would appreciate any testing with that version you could do :)


    Edited Jun 11, 2013
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  • SleepyBear posted a comment Jun 12, 2013

    So which exports would you like to see specially localized? Or was there some that were broken?

  • SleepyBear edited description Jun 13, 2013
  • _ForgeUser9962505 posted a comment Jun 13, 2013

    r385 has not worked well yesterday - but i will test latest release version

  • SleepyBear posted a comment Jun 13, 2013

    @haruhichan: Go was it broken?

  • _ForgeUser9962505 posted a comment Jun 14, 2013

    yes r385 was not localized that day.

    Now i am testing with 2.4.33

  • SleepyBear posted a comment Jun 22, 2013

    @haruhichan: Go

    So, better or worse?

    Also if you could make one thing better, apart from what was already said, what would you want?

  • SleepyBear edited description Jun 25, 2013
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