Quoting Eric KOM (erickom@namekom.co.za):
> > There might be other issues. For instance, the templates show that a
> > choice of language is offerred....but doesn't show any language list
> > as translatable material.
> Maybe, because I didn't use podebconf-report-po to send as call.
No, it's unrelated...
> # These templates have been reviewed by the debian-l10n-english
> # team
No, they haven't..:-)
> #
> # If modifications/additions/rewording are needed, please ask
> # for an advice to debian-l10n-english@lists.debian.org
> #
> # Even minor modifications require translation updates and such
> # changes should be coordinated with translators and reviewers.
You probably picked these templates from another package...which we
reviewed in debian-l10n-english.
Re-using them is of course OK, but, strictly speaking, you can't keep
these comments as the tempaltes *haven't* been formally reviewed....yet.
>
> Template: simpleinvoices/reconfigure-webserver
> Type: multiselect
> __Choices: apache2, lighttpd
> Default: apache2, lighttpd
> _Description: Web server(s) to configure automatically:
> SimpleInvoices supports any web server supported by PHP, however only
> Apache 2 and lighttpd can be configured automatically.
> .
> Please select the web server(s) that should be configured
> automatically for SimpleInvoices.
>
OK, no problem for that one. It's coming from $other_package
> Template: simpleinvoices/restart-webserver
> Type: boolean
> Default: true
> _Description: Should the webserver(s) be restarted now?
> In order to activate the new configuration, the reconfigured web
> server(s) have to be restarted.
Ditto
>
> Template: simpleinvoices/language
> Type: select
> Choices: ${languages}
> _Description: Default language:
> Please choose the default language for SimpleInvoices.
> .
> This choice can be overridden by individual users in their preferences.
> .
> However, the default language will be used for the login screen and
> the first connection of users.
No real problem...except this list of languages.
So, the list is in a variable. I guess the variable is built while
executing the configure script, isn't it?
Is there a reason for doing this (which doesn't allow translating the
languages names....and will thus look odd when templates are
translated)? Is this list dynamic in some way?
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