Hello,
I've updated a few strings in the Swedish translation. I've attached the
updated "labels.inc" aswell as "messages.inc".
Kind regards,
Erik Simmesgård
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Hi,
I moved plugins from trunk/roundcubemail/plugins to trunk/plugins and
made it an svn:external.
If you run RoundCube from source, nothing should change for you when
you 'svn up' (unless you use: --ignore-externals).
That's all,
Till
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Hey devs,
does anyone develop a plugin that requires a certain RoundCube version
-- e.g. because it's using a hook that was introduced after 0.3.x
(maybe in trunk), etc..?
We are working on the plugin repository and we'd like to run some tests.
Thanks,
Till
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Hi Devs,
I recently wrote a little script that I would like to share with you.
It automates the conversion of RoundCube language arrays to OASIS XLIFFs, which is an international standard for translations.
These files may then be edited using Translation Memory Tools like Omega-T or Sun's XLIFF-Editor. These provide a graphical interface, multi-translator support, spell-checking aso. Long story short: it makes translations a lot easier.
Accessing a XLIFF file from PHP is easy. Check this example:
function getArray($locale, $fileId)
{
$file = simplexml_load_file("languages/" . $locale . "/" . $fileId . ".xlf");
if (!($file instanceof SimpleXMLElement)) {
throw new InvalidArgumentException('File-id not valid: ' . $file);
}
$translations = array();
foreach ($file->xpath('//trans-unit') as $node)
{
$attributes = $node->attributes();
$translations[(string) $attributes['id']] = (string) $node->target;
}
return $translations;
}
You will find the script and an example XLIFF as an attachment to this message.
Check it out.
Regards,
Thomas Meyer
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I feel like I remember reading or even actually writing something about
this some time ago. But I wanted to bring it up again because to me
personally it seems like a bug. I'm running the latest devel-threads
branch, and if a thread is collapsed and I drag it to another folder
only the top-level message is moved, the remaining messages of the
thread don't get moved. This seems unintuitive to me. In my mind it
makes more sense to move the entire part of the collapsed thread from
the point that thread was grabbed down. Some months ago I had
implemented this in my own testing install. I can't recall now if it
worked 100%, but I think it mostly worked:
http://code.nkinka.de/gitweb?p=roundcube.git;a=commitdiff;h=f3bb47d0e30a2e5…
There is a side of me that feels like if any message in a thread is
grabbed and dragged to another folder that the whole thread should
probably be moved to, but I can see how some people might find that
shocking and disagreeable. Really, the path forward should be the Gmail
approach of one giant bucket and using tags. The folder paradigm is
sort of broken by nature, but that's another story.
Nathan
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Now we are using //TRANSLIT option (if supported) for charset
conversions. For messages like this one
http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1486552
This is not a good solution. Some messages (this one too) contains
unconvertable sequences. If conversion fails message is displayed as is.
For some charsets this is not acceptable. Thunderbird, for example,
displays this message properly decoded.
So, question is: should we use //IGNORE instead of //TRANSLIT? Maybe for
non-latin charsets only?
ps. //TRANSLIT//IGNORE doesn't work.
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On Tue, 16 Mar 2010 14:07:46 +0100, "A.L.E.C" <alec(a)alec.pl> wrote:
> Viktor Balogh wrote:
>
>> First of all, I don't know if it is a known bug or not, I didn't have
the
>> time to run through all the bug reports for RC. I regularly get some
>> newsletters from a list, and some mail's contents aren't visible, only
a
>> blank whiteness and nothing else. This appears around weekly once,
though
>> it cannot be pre-determined, it seems to appear randomly.
>
> We'll need a complete source of the message.
Ok, the question is: how? I could forward it to another email address, but
when I press the forward button the text within the mail will be
immediately visible. (plain text mail is preferred). If I switch back from
text to html, the format will be screwed, and the text remains visible,
written with another fonts.
Is there a feature in RC similar to MS exchange where other emails can be
attached? Or do you have a suggestion how could I do it?
Regards,
Viktor
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Here is the translation of some sentences to the Spanish.
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http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1486386
What do you think about that. We're storing username and mail_host in
users table and then checking both. This is problematic. I assume that
it's done this way because in some environments username is a login not
email address, but maybe (in rcube_user::query) instead of
SELECT * FROM users
WHERE mail_host=? AND username=?
we should use
SELECT * FROM users
WHERE username=?
when username is an email address.
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