GSoC 2010/Projects/transifex-mobile/manual - Revision history

imported_>amigadave: categorize

2010-09-13T10:32:42Z

categorize

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	~/.cache/transifex-mobile		~/.cache/transifex-mobile

			[[Category:Documentation]]
			[[Category:Google Summer of Code]]

imported_>v6sa: /* Push dialog */

2010-08-18T17:03:47Z

Push dialog

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	==Push dialog==		==Push dialog==
	Upon closing the string list view user is confronted with push dialog. Here user can select whether changes are to be pushed back to server, or to be forgotten. Remember to unlock the file once you have finished translating~~. (FIXME: Why? What happens if the user does not do it? When should the user not unlock the file? How will the user be able to continue translating the file if it~~'~~s locked? How can the user unlock~~ the file ~~if (s)he has accidentally left it~~ locked?)		Upon closing the string list view user is confronted with push dialog. Here user can select whether changes are to be pushed back to server, or to be forgotten. Remember to unlock the file once you have finished translating, otherwise other translators can't work on those files! If you're just saving your changes so they won't get lost, keep the file locked.

	[[Image:Transifex-mobile-push-dialog.png]]		[[Image:Transifex-mobile-push-dialog.png]]

imported_>v6sa: /* String editor */

2010-08-18T17:00:49Z

String editor

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	String editor view provides all the things you need to translate		String editor view provides all the things you need to translate
	one string. With the buttons on the bottom user can ~~navigate through~~		one string. With the buttons on the bottom user can do following:
	~~strings~~ in ~~the~~ current ~~stringset, revert~~ back to ~~the~~ original ~~one,~~		* Previous string - Go to previous string in current translation file
	~~copy~~ source string~~, use~~ Google Translate to ~~automatically~~ translate		* Next string - Go to next string in current translation file
	the string ~~and finally set the string status either to~~ translated,		* Revert - Revert back to original translation since last save
	fuzzy or untranslated.		* Copy source string - Copies the content of left-hand box to right-hand box
			* Automatic translation - Use Google Translate to translate the string (this overwrites any previous work in right-hand box!)
	~~FIXME: Also here, it would be nice to have a table of toolbar icons with their description.~~ (i.e. one row with the left arrow icon and its description what it does, the next row with the right arrow icon and its description what it does, etc..) "Copy source string" could be better described as "copy the text from the left text area into the right ~~text area" (if that's what it does~~ - ~~it could also mean that the text in the left pane is copied to the clipboard~~).		* Green flag - Mark translation as finished or translated
			* Blue flag - Mark translation as semi-finished or fuzzy
			* Red flag - Mark translation as not started or untranslated (this clears right-hand box!)

	[[Image:Transifex-mobile-string-editor.png]]		[[Image:Transifex-mobile-string-editor.png]]

imported_>v6sa: /* Strings */

2010-08-18T16:53:00Z

Strings

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	==Strings==		==Strings==
	Each file contains a set of strings. In the left-bottom corner		Each file contains a set of strings. In the left-bottom corner
	there are some buttons for filtering~~. A string can have three~~		there are some buttons for filtering.
	~~statuses - green means translated string, red means not translated~~
	~~and blue is used mark fuzzy strings, this means that the string~~
	~~is basically translated but might need to be checked one more time~~.

	~~FIXME: I would place the "status" description (red, green, blue) in a table here, and have~~ not ~~only the textual description, but also a square colored in the specific color (you can do this~~ by ~~embedding the icon, etc..). This makes the description stand out more and makes it clearer to the user which is which.~~		* Green - Include translated strings
			* Blue - Include fuzzy strings
			* Red - Include not translated strings
			* Magnifying glass - Filter strings by content

	~~FIXME: What does~~ the ~~magnifying glass icon do?~~		Tapping on a string opens up string editor where the user can actually modify the translation

	~~FIXME: What happens if~~ the ~~user touches a row in this view?~~

	[[Image:Transifex-mobile-strings.png]]		[[Image:Transifex-mobile-strings.png]]

imported_>v6sa: /* Intro */

2010-08-18T16:49:25Z

Intro

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	It's Google Summer of Code 2010 project and it's licensed under GPL license.		It's Google Summer of Code 2010 project and it's licensed under GPL license.

	~~FIXME: Add "what it~~ is~~" and "what it is not" in list form, e.g. it's a tool~~ to ~~do translations of~~ texts that appear in applications, ~~but it~~'s not an ~~automated translation tool (the user has~~ to ~~do the translation manually, though maybe supported),~~		* It is an application to translate texts that appear in applications
			* It is an application integrated with [http://www.transifex.net Transifex.net] service
	it's ~~a tool~~ to do app translations, but it's not a tool for document translation, it works with .po files and transifex, but does not work yet with other services, it works with applications that are prepared for translation, but it does not work with applications that do not support gettext translations~~, ...~~		* It is an application to edit [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_gettext GNU Gettext] catalogs, or PO-files for short
			* It's not an application to translate documents
			* It's not an application to do automated translations

	=Installation=		=Installation=

imported_>v6sa: /* Projects */

2010-08-17T18:51:53Z

Projects

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	==Projects==		==Projects==
	~~(FIXME: How does the~~ user ~~get here? By clicking on the button~~...)		This view is shown once user taps "Browse projects..." button in previous view.

	Browsing projects is rather straightforward, to search tap on		Browsing projects is rather straightforward, to search tap on "Search" in the menu. To open up the menu, tap on the title bar.
	"Search" in the menu ~~(FIXME:~~ .~~.. from~~ the title bar).

	~~FIXME: What happens if~~ the ~~user touches a row in this~~ view?		Each project is made up of components and each component in return contains bunch of translations, or files to be more precise. Tapping on one of the items displays component list view.

	[[Image:Transifex-mobile-projects.png]]		[[Image:Transifex-mobile-projects.png]]

imported_>v6sa: /* Dashboard */

2010-08-17T07:20:29Z

Dashboard

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	dashboard view.		dashboard view.

	To browse and search for projects available at [http://www.transifex.net/ Transifex] server, tap on "Browse..."		To browse and search for projects available at [http://www.transifex.net/ Transifex] server, tap on "Browse projects..."

	Left-top button shows user's first and last name plus e-mail		Left-top button shows user's first and last name plus e-mail

imported_>v6sa: /* Dashboard */

2010-08-17T07:20:09Z

Dashboard

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	==Dashboard==		==Dashboard==
	The main screen mimics [http://www.transifex.net/ Transifex]'s		The main screen mimics [http://www.transifex.net/ Transifex]'s
	dashboard view. ~~The user can see her locks (FIXME~~: ~~Describe locks a bit more in detail - what are they, how are they created~~, ~~how can they be~~ "~~removed", etc~~..~~) there, browse projects~~		dashboard view.
	~~etc.~~ Left-top button shows user's first and last name plus e-mail
			To browse and search for projects available at [http://www.transifex.net/ Transifex] server, tap on "Browse..."

			Left-top button shows user's first and last name plus e-mail
	address. Verify that those are correct before pushing any files		address. Verify that those are correct before pushing any files
	back to server ~~(FIXME: Why? What are the problems if the user does not~~, ~~what are the beenfits if (s)he does?)~~. PO-file ~~(FIXME: What~~ is a PO file~~? Where does it reside in~~ the ~~project source tree? Does~~ the ~~user have to know?) metadata is updated based on this information~~.		back to server, otherwise your work might go uncredited. The metadata of translations stored in PO-files is updated based on this information.
	Editing local PO-files ~~(FIXME: What does this mean? When is it useful? Where to get .po files from application developers?)~~ is also enabled, just tap on "Open local
	file" in the menu ~~(FIXME: tell the user that~~ the menu ~~can be reached by tapping~~ the title bar).		The locked files are shown in the list, a locked file indicates a translation the user is working with. Once a file is locked, another user can't update the file at [http://www.transifex.net/ Transifex] server. Tapping one of the locked files, opens up string list view.

			Editing local PO-files is also enabled although this is a feature for hardcore hackers, just tap on "Open local file" in the menu. To open up the menu, tap on the title bar.

	~~FIXME: What happens if the user touches a row in this view?~~

	[[Image:Transifex-mobile-dashboard.png]]		[[Image:Transifex-mobile-dashboard.png]]

imported_>v6sa: /* Files */

2010-08-16T12:50:59Z

Files

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	==Files==		==Files==
	Each component in a project contains files, or translations to		Each component in a project contains files, or translations to
	be more abstract. "Translations" column shows progress for each file, the number triplet in braces indicates the number of translated, fuzzy and untranslated strings. Tapping on one of the ~~items~~ opens up the strings list view.		be more abstract. "Language" column indicates the language of translation. "Translations" column shows progress for each file, the number triplet in braces indicates the number of translated, fuzzy and untranslated strings. "Filename" indicates the path of the translation file in the source code management system. Tapping on one of the rows opens up the strings list view.

	[[Image:Transifex-mobile-files.png]]		[[Image:Transifex-mobile-files.png]]

imported_>v6sa: /* Files */

2010-08-16T12:48:59Z

Files

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	Each component in a project contains files, or translations to		Each component in a project contains files, or translations to
	be more abstract. "Translations" column shows progress for each file, the number triplet in braces indicates the number of translated, fuzzy and untranslated strings. Tapping on one of the items opens up the strings list view.		be more abstract. "Translations" column shows progress for each file, the number triplet in braces indicates the number of translated, fuzzy and untranslated strings. Tapping on one of the items opens up the strings list view.

			[[Image:Transifex-mobile-files.png]]

	==Strings==		==Strings==