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Enable applying Apple Glossary #66
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…ctoring more to do.
…ocalization resources (LGParser.swift) - fixed updated display after translation applied..
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I am afraid I have no idea what this PR is trying to achieve. Googling "Apple Glossary" did not give me any useful information. I can only guess this is supposed to be some kind of machine translation of missing values which I do not really like. I have seen to many apps with crappy localization exactly because of a feature like this.
Also the PR does not even build, looks like Japanese translation has been added to the project but the actual file is missing. No idea what this PR has to do with Japanese translation.
You can find details about "Apple Glossary" at the bottom of: This include all apple OS And application localization for all apple supported languages. I agree machine or lookup translation is not perfect but when working with translators it help as a starting point. Note: Apple ID need to access them. |
add missing JA files, sorry. |
I looked into this again and I just confirmed my initial opinion that this functionality is not a good match for the editor. I know you invested a lot of effort to this, I am sorry for that. |
Using existing Glossary to do install translation. Added new menu item to File Menu to load and apply Apple Glot (.LG) files. issue #65