Hi, Yoshiki,

Thank you! Yes, as you said, I also found that the "r-unsed" ones are nearly
double of the used items.
when I clicked "where" button in language editor, it showed an empty list. I
also browsed the Japanese
version. (compare 3 languages gives me a deep understanding of the real
meaning sometime:)). It covers
the most important part. I thought it is a good sample of localized
translation.

Have a nice day.
Yours,
Liu.

On 8/17/06, Yoshiki Ohshima <yoshiki at squeakland.org> wrote:
>
>   Looks good.  As I said, not all of these 5,000 are used.  One thing
> we could do is something like:
>
>   * Do 'r-unsed' (remove unused) in the language editor.
>   * File in the fairly complete Japanese translation.
>   * Then translate all 'untranslated' items.
>
> The problem is that the untranslated items include 1) the phrases only
> used in the external or non-existent packages and 2) the phrases
> that are "synthesized" at runtime.  The remove-unused feature removes
> both 1 and 2.  To supply the needed ones, using Japanese translation
> would be a good candidate.
>
>   The above is just an idea and not proven to work, but I think it is
> generally a good one.  It could cut the number of phrases by 1,000 or
> such.  (On the other hand, if you don't think that removing 1,000 out
> of 5,000 is significant, you can just go ahead and do all.  It might
> save some future work.)
>
> -- Yoshiki
>
>
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