Created attachment 146231 [details] Too many parentheses Hello! Could the text be simplified to: "Installing LibreOffice 6.1 Help Pack: English (United Kingdom)" ? There is an excessive use of parentheses currently. This is just an enhancement request.
Reasonable request. What can we do, Olivier? How about "Installing LibreOffice 6.2 Help Pack: English (UK)"?
Created attachment 152663 [details] LO 6.3 RC1 screenshot This hasn't been improved in 6.3 RC1. It still shows too many parentheses. See the attached screenshot. What it should show: 1) On the title bar: " LibreOffice 6.3 Help Pack: English (United Kingdom) - Installation Wizard " 2) Inside the window: " Welcome to the Installation Wizard for LibreOffice 6.3 Help Pack: English (United Kingdom) " 3) Inside the window: " The Installation Wizard will install LibreOffice 6.3 Help Pack: English (United Kingdom) on your computer. To continue, click Next. " And, maybe on 3) it shouldn't repeat the locale.
Hossein, could be an easyHack?
(In reply to Stéphane Guillou (stragu) from comment #3) > Hossein, could be an easyHack? Yes, this can be an EasyHack. For code pointers, one can start from searching for "Installation Wizard" string: $ git grep "Installation Wizard" which leads to instsetoo_native/inc_openoffice/windows/msi_languages/*.ulf, and then following the token ProductName: $ git grep ProductName instsetoo_native/ leads to the token PRODUCTNAMETEMPLATE. Searching for it: $ git grep PRODUCTNAMETEMPLATE leads to the file solenv/bin/modules/installer/windows/property.pm. One should modify this Perl file to do the required changes. To test the changes in action, one should build MSI packages by adding "--with-package-format=msi --without-ucrt-dir" to the autogen.input, then configure and build LibreOffice. After a successful build, the main MSI installer will be in the below folder available for testing: workdir/installation/LibreOfficeDev_SDK/msi/install/ For the language packs, you have to add the desired language to the build options. For example, for having English (US) and English (GB), you have to add --with-lang=en-GB while knowing en-US is always included. Also, make sure that you have cloned the dictionaries and translations submodules. You can see the settings inside .git/config file after invoking "git submodule init". To avoid huge cloning, you can set "active = false" for helpcontents2 in .git/config and then invoke "./g pull -r". Be prepared to clone huge repositories with the download size > 10GB in total.
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