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activityworkshop edited this page Dec 16, 2020 · 4 revisions

French texts for GpsPrune

We haven’t had much luck so far in encouraging the Spanish translations via Github, so as an experiment we’ll try with a selection of the missing French translations too, to see if there’s any more interest.

Missing translations

Key Description English French
dialog.learnestimationparams.intro Label before the results of the parameter-learning These are the parameters calculated from this track
dialog.learnestimationparams.combine Label between the calculated results and the combined results These parameters can be combined with the current values
dialog.colourer.intro Heading for the point colourer section A point colourer can give track points different colours
dialog.deletebydate.intro Explanation at top of delete by date dialog For each date in the track, you can choose to delete or keep the points
Key Description English French
confirm.splitsegments The %d is replaced by the number of splits %d segment splits were made
confirm.sewsegments The %d is replaced by the number of joins %d segment joins were made
Key Description English French
tip.useamapcache Shown when many maps are shown but cache is off By setting up a disk cache (Settings -> Save maps to disk)\nyou can speed up the display and reduce network traffic. By setting up a disk cache (Préférences -> Enregistrer les cartes sur le disque)\nyou can speed up the display and reduce network traffic.
tip.learntimeparams Shown when estimate is called but no learn has been done The results will be more accurate if you use\nTrack -> Learn time estimation parameters\non your recorded tracks. The results will be more accurate if you use\nTrace -> Apprentissage de l’estimation\non your recorded tracks.
tip.downloadsrtm Shown when many SRTM lookups have been made with online calls You can speed this up by setting up a disk cache\nto save the SRTM data locally.
tip.usesrtmfor3d Shown when a 3d view is requested but track doesn’t have altitudes This track doesn’t have altitudes.\nYou can use the SRTM functions to get approximate\naltitudes for the 3d view.
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