Tidying up the 'strings.xml' files

[berkaygunduzz]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

When i translate, it was hard to find out where am i and where is the string that i will control.

Describe the solution you'd like

I want to group strings and make topic comments to their head for all string.xml files.
Group names that i suggest:

• Navigation Drawer
• Library
• Saved Presets
• Sleep Timer
• Wake-up Timer
• Theme
• About
• Help
• Support Development
• Buttons
• Others

An example:

  ...
  <!-- Navigation Drawer -->
  <string name="library"></string>
  <string name="about"></string>
  <string name="report_issue"></string>
  ...

  <!-- Library -->
  <string name="airplane_inflight"></string>
  <string name="airplane_seatbelt_beeps"></string>
  <string name="birds"></string>
  ...

[ashutoshgngwr]

@berkaygunduzz While this sounds awesome, you'll have to do it for all the locales to keep things consistent. I'm open to accepting these changes if you're upto it.

[berkaygunduzz]

Great, i will start it as soon as possible.

[berkaygunduzz]

@ashutoshgngwr How it looks like? This is a draft and it will be alphabetical. If you have suggestions i'm open to them.
strings.xml

Btw, i won't make it hand by hand, i will make a Python script that will do it. Also i will share it when finished.

[ashutoshgngwr]

@berkaygunduzz Yeah, this works! Much better than the what we have now.

[berkaygunduzz]

I don't have a full perfection on app so when you have time, can you control that all strings are in correct topic?

[ashutoshgngwr]

I made a few changes and added more granular sections. I accidentally replaced 3-blank lines with 2-blank lines. You can keep whichever you prefer.

strings.xml.txt

[berkaygunduzz]

Looks great, thanks.

[berkaygunduzz]

@ashutoshgngwr Because of i used Python script , it converted special chars to codes like &->235; Is it problem? How can i fix it? Here is commit

[berkaygunduzz]

Ok, i will try to fix it.

[ashutoshgngwr]

@berkaygunduzz Ignore that comment. As you said, it was the script that did this. Let me see if I can find a fix.

[ashutoshgngwr]

Could you please share your script so that I know what I am dealing with?

[berkaygunduzz]

It's a bit messy. Tested and worked with Python 3.8.6
tidy.zip

[berkaygunduzz]

Btw, I can fix it with this codes are decimal and it gives me unicode

[ashutoshgngwr]

@berkaygunduzz On line 38, if you pass another parameter encoding="UTF-8", it will write strings as UTF-8. I tested it, it fixes the issue.

Ref: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10046755/write-xml-utf-8-file-with-utf-8-data-with-elementtree

[berkaygunduzz]

Well, that's great. Thanks

[berkaygunduzz]

Do you want me to delete topic comments if it has no strings?

[ashutoshgngwr]

Yeah, you can delete the empty ones.