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Old 10-30-12, 07:30 PM   #55
gap
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Originally Posted by Paco View Post


Now it looks like:

Quote:
Per favore verificate la rotta. Ufficiale di navigazione. Viriamo 1 decine di gradi a sinistra. Comandante.
Per favore verificate la rotta. Ufficiale di navigazione. Rimaniamo in rotta. Comandante.
Per favore verificate la rotta. Ufficiale di navigazione. Viriamo 1 decine di gradi a dritta. Comandante.

or

Viriamo 1 gradi di barra a dritta. Comandante.
Rimaniamo in rotta. Comandante.
Viriamo 2 gradi di barra a sinistra. Comandante.
I have made some corrections in the meanwhile. Among them, 'Ufficiale di navigazione' was replaced with 'Ufficiale di rotta'.

Also notice that, likewise its French correspective, the Italian phrase:

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Viriamo 1 decine di gradi a sinistra
sounds a bit akward.

I have translated the 'DEC_TO' entry just in case, but if you look closely at my previous post, I have also set 'BIGREGBLANK' to '' (Null). If I understood your explanations, it should result in the following phrase being used instead:

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Viriamo 10 gradi di barra a sinistra
Finally, the italian word 'gradi' is case sensitive (singular: grado). I could replace it with the degree symbol '°', but then, it should be linked with the respective value (es. '1°' instead of '1 °'). Can you remove the space separator between degree values and their unit of measure?

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Originally Posted by Paco View Post
The Value for the comma has to be a point, because I am not able to hide it from the automation-function. And there it is the field-separator...
So this entry:

'KOMMATA' : ',',

has to be:

'KOMMATA' : '.',?

Using periods instead of commas makes dialogs lesser intellegible, imo...

maybe we can add a comma and a space at the end of text entries that are always followed by a recipient, or a comma and a space to the entries used for recipients, thus making the use of other separators dispensable

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Originally Posted by Paco View Post
marks: You mean something like: 1.000 or 1,000 instead of 1000? No, not at the moment, sorry.
no, I was especially concerned about the separator used in Imperial/Intenational system for decimal numbers:

1.5 instead of 1,5

Last edited by gap; 10-30-12 at 07:48 PM.
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