Updates the Portuguese (BR) translations for v3.12.x #2418
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lucydodo
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And I think it is a reasonable opinion. |
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@lucydodo I've removed the empty translations. |
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LGTM! Thanks for modification. Now it just squash and merge. 😄 |
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This PR is towards #2405.
I took care to properly align these strings, but this should probably be done by software. I think you will agree that it makes no sense to require all translators to manually align these strings rather than just splitting each line into two strings and adding as many spaces are required for proper alignment. That would also be less error-prone.
There are now warnings for the Portuguese translation (regarding the different number of leading spaces) because of this.
Some of the text in the program is manually line-split, I don't know how much sense this makes as different resolutions and font sizes could make something that looks OK to a developer look very strange to an end-user. Maybe there is a way to get line-wrapping done by software here.