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Chained translation path display #91
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IMHO, this is not particularly relevant information for the end user. |
It's super useful! :D ... It's useful for determining how reliable the translation is, both in terms of 1) how many steps, 2) which languages it goes through, e.g. spa-cat-ita is more reliable than eus-eng-fin |
Well, yeah it is useful if you know those things already, so for more advanced user it is quite useful information and thus +1 for this feature from me, too. |
This was discussed on #apertium intermittently from [19:13:13] on 2017-01-14 to [01:18:24] on 2017-01-15, and again from [20:14:45] onwards on 2017-01-15. So far, the ideas are:
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What if we have the ‘?’ icon next to the translate button instead of on it? |
It would be cool to have chained translation display the path taken to get from say eng => kaz.
@jonorthwash
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