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Italian localisation #650
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I've added the code in a branch for the next feature release. The |
(Certainly adding a 'from' phrase would need to be handled separately as it's not specific to Italian, and I'll need to think about the semantics: if you need it for |
Thank you for your answer.
Unfortunately, in Italian, it is a mandatory part: you cannot write/say "10 kg a 12 kg"... Meanwhile thank you for the support! Matteo |
I suspected that, what I'm wondering is if you need it if you write the range without a word in it, e.g. do you write |
Even then, writing Matteo |
I'll think a bit more about this and see if I can find a solution |
Thank you very much. Meanwhile, I would like to ask an off-topic question that perhaps does not need a separate discussion: why is it necessary to specify the
seems to be a redundancy.
But surely I am missing something :-) Matteo |
I point out in the manual that you can link the locale and the language. The split arises as the settings in |
I'm looking back at this: I think I have a general plan, just implementing the specifics |
I've committed the partial fix I have plus a mechanism at 'my' end to do the 'from' part: I now need some changes in a support package to finalise a fix. |
Pushing any further change to v3.4 |
Is it possible to have support for the Italian language?
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in Italian, two prepositions are used: da 1 a 3... da 10 kg a 12 kg...Matteo
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