El Dimarts, 14 d'octubre de 2014, a les 21:06:41, Yuri Chornoivan va es=
criure:
> =D0=BD=D0=B0=D0=BF=D0=B8=D1=81=D0=B0=D0=BD=D0=B5 Tue, 14 Oct 2014 20:=
59:04 +0300, Albert Astals Cid
>=20
> <aacid@kde.org>:
> > El Dimarts, 14 d'octubre de 2014, a les 15:14:07, Burkhard L=C3=BCc=
k va
> >=20
> > escriure:
> >> Hi translators,
> >>=20
> >> my favorite locale x-test to check translation issues and evil fix=
ed
> >> layout is somehow crippled in kf5
> >>=20
> >> 1) we have no translations for Qt like kdeqt.po with 1985 msgs in =
kde4
> >>=20
> >> 2) Qt does not load a translation from locale x-test, because x-te=
st is
> >> a
> >> KDE internal locale and therefore unknown to Qt, so it will refuse=
 to
> >> load
> >> these translations, even if a catalog with these translations exis=
ts.
> >> This affects
> >> qtbase_*.ts with 1444 msgs
> >> all catalogs in frameworks/*_qt.po with 1058 msgs
> >>=20
> >> To make locale x-test again usable for me I have performed these s=
teps:
> >>=20
> >> * convert qtbase_de.ts from my qt 5.3 sources  to the gettext temp=
late
> >> qtbase_de.pot
> >> * generate a qtbase_de.po in x-test with msgstr's xxfooxx
> >> * convert the qtbase_de.po to qtbase_zu.qm
> >> * install locale KDE x-test in + qtbase_zu.qm  in kf5/share/locale=
/zu
> >>=20
> >> Now x-test is usable again for me under the new language name "zu"=
.
> >>=20
> >> My choice for the faked x-test locale was Zulu (zu), because zu is=
 in
> >> kf5/share/locale/kf5_all_languages, has zero translations in kde a=
nd is
> >> in
> >> ISO 639-1 and therefore known to Qt as well.
> >>=20
> >> Now I have most of x-text translations back, except the translatio=
ns
> >> from
> >> desktop files, which have no msgs for locale zu.
> >>=20
> >> What about if we use this recipe, rename x-test to zu (or select a=
nother
> >> locale from 639-1) to get a fully supported locale x-test with a
> >> different
> >> name again?
> >=20
> > To me it doesn't seem polite belittling any language and converting=
 it
> > into x-
> > test.
> >=20
> > We should try to find if there's a way to make Qt loading other
> > languages, i
> > know it's much harder but really how would you feel if you're a Zul=
u
> > speaker
> > when reading that we decided your language sucks and we're going to=
 use
> > it for
> > testing?
> >=20
> > Cheers,
> >=20
> >   Albert
>=20
> Hi,
>=20
> I think that some artificial/fun locale like Klingon (tlh) or
> eu_US@piglatin (used for testing in Ubuntu) can be used for this. Can=

> anybody confirm?

Do you have any link to the eu_US@piglatin think?

Cheers,
  Albert

>=20
> Best regards,
> Yuri