[fpc-devel] French Translation

[Stéphane Aulery]

Hello,

Le lundi 13 avril 2015 à 09:37:09, Tomas Hajny a écrit :
> On Sun, April 12, 2015 20:43, Stéphane Aulery wrote:
> >
> > Je souhaiterais faire des mises à jour de la traduction française des
> > message du compilateur FreePascal et Michael Van Canneyt m'a dirigé vers
> > vous.
> >
> > Est-ce possible ? Quel est sont état ? L'encodage du fichier
> > compiler/msg/errorf.msg est-il bien cp850 (ou Windows-1252 peut-être) ?
> >
> > J'ai trouvé cette page pour m'aidé:
> > http://wiki.freepascal.org/Localization
> 
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Ok.

> Rough and brief translation for those not understanding French - Mr.
> Aulery is interested in updating the French message file and asks about
> the current state.
> 
> There are two files for French right now - one in codepage 850
> (errorf.msg), the other in ISO 8859-1 (errorfi.msg). Judging from their
> size (and also the note about the corresponding SVN revision of the
> errore.msg source appearing only in one of them), the one in CP 850 is
> even more outdated than the one in ISO 8859-1. Obviously, it should be no
> problem to convert the content from one encoding to the other and back.
> 
> As you might see in the comments at the top of errorfi.msg, the revision
> mentioned there as source of this translation is a very old one. Looking
> at SVN history of that file, some minor updates have been performed in it
> since then, but these were somewhat "random". You should review and update
> also the already translated messages, because some of the English messages
> have changed since that old revision. You may use a diff tool to compare
> differences between the current trunk version of errore.msg and revision
> 4165 mentioned in the comments to find out which messages have been
> modified.
> 
> Regarding the process - once you move forward and have some update ready,
> you can create a bug report and attach either a diff file or the newly
> updated version so that it does not get lost and may be reviewed by Pierre
> or someone else. If you need

Thank you, you gave me all the necessary information. It only remains to
translate.

Regards

-- 
Stéphane Aulery