Description: The new Help page "Chemical Formulas Examples" (/text/smath/01/chemical.html) contains a string with an example of chemical formula: nitalic{{U lsup 238 lsub 92 + n} ~~toward~~ {U lsup 239 lsub 92 + %gamma} ~~binom{{size 6{{%beta}-{}}}} {toward} ~~ Np lsup 239 lsub 93 ~~binom{{size 6{{%beta}-{}}}}{toward}~~ Pu lsup 239 lsub 94} This string contains names of Greek letters %gamma and %beta, which are localizable in Math application. When such (unlocalized) string is pasted into Commands window of a localized Math app (that has %gamma and %beta translated), "%gamma" and "%beta" are visible in the formula instead of proper Greek letters. The string with the formula example should be localizable and available in Weblate. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Paste the formula example to the Commands window in Math: nitalic{{U lsup 238 lsub 92 + n} ~~toward~~ {U lsup 239 lsub 92 + %gamma} ~~binom{{size 6{{%beta}-{}}}} {toward} ~~ Np lsup 239 lsub 93 ~~binom{{size 6{{%beta}-{}}}}{toward}~~ Pu lsup 239 lsub 94} Actual Results: "%gamma" and "%beta" visible in the formula Expected Results: Proper Greek letters displayed instead Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: https://helponline.libreoffice.org/7.0/lt/text/smath/01/chemical.html?&DbPAR=MATH&System=UNIX
Olivier Hallot committed a patch related to this issue. It has been pushed to "master": https://git.libreoffice.org/help/commit/5999ae5b939b73fbb194547a7bd134859a3c8a43 tdf#132534 Unmute l10nN in chemical formula