Bug report #17448
'Raster' menu split in two in some locales
| Status: | Closed | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Priority: | Normal | ||
| Assignee: |  QGIS Translation Team | ||
| Category: | Translations and international | ||
| Affected QGIS version: | master | Regression?: | No |
| Operating System: | Easy fix?: | No | |
| Pull Request or Patch supplied: | No | Resolution: | fixed/implemented |
| Crashes QGIS or corrupts data: | No | Copied to github as #: | 25345 |
Description
- one in the correct position with only two items
- another one after 'Help' menu item, with the rest of the options
Related issues
Associated revisions
[Processing] Fix raster menu split in two in some locales
Fixes #17448
History
#1
Updated by Giovanni Manghi over 6 years ago
- Operating System deleted (
Fedora 26) - Regression? changed from Yes to No
see also #13975
#2
Updated by Harrissou Santanna over 6 years ago
- Status changed from Open to Feedback
Asier Sarasua, what happens if in Settings --> Options --> Processing, you click the "Reset to default" button (in front of menus) and reopen QGIS?
#3
Updated by Harrissou Santanna over 6 years ago
Assuming translation has been well done in Transifex. Note that one raster menu label is from qgis application global menus and the second one is from Processing algs so there are two occurrences in Transifex that should have the same translation otherwise you get two menus. And in such a case, only language speakers are better placed to fix that.
#4
Updated by Asier Sarasua over 6 years ago
- File qgis raster menu bug 2.png added
"Settings --> Options --> Processing --> Reset to default" doesn't solve the problem.
I noticed another user in Transifex mentioned the same problem, see the attached image.
In that image you can also see that the translations of those two strings to Basque are the same. I understand those two strings are the ones that should be equal. According to Transifex, one is in ../src/ui/qgisapp.ui:232 and the other is in ../python/plugins/processing/python-i18n.cpp:1998
As that new translation still is not integrated into Github, I just downloaded a TS copy of the Basque language from Transifex and converted to QM, then I copied it to the "i18n" folder into my recently compiled QGIS master version. Now all the new strings recently translated to Basque appear in QGIS, but the issue with the 'Raster' menu remains.
#5
Updated by Asier Sarasua over 6 years ago
Trying other languages, I noticed the issue appears in languages where the string "&Raster" is NOT translated exactly as "&Raster". The problem is in languages with other translations (R&aster, &Ráster, &Rasterra, &Rastra...).
#6
Updated by Harrissou Santanna over 6 years ago
Asier Sarasua wrote:
"Settings --> Options --> Processing --> Reset to default" doesn't solve the problem.
Weird. We have same issue in french community with Vector (in 2.18, and in our case it was "vecteur") and ensuring same translation + reset to default + reopen QGIS solved it afaict.
#7
Updated by Jürgen Fischer over 6 years ago
- Related to Bug report #13975: Lithuanian Raster Menu added
#8
Updated by Harrissou Santanna over 6 years ago
- File clean_translated_menus.PNG added
I gave it a try (and it seems to work here):"Settings --> Options --> Processing --> Reset to default" doesn't solve the problem.
- switch to catalan: it broke my clean menus, adding "Vecteur" (the french duplicate menu mentioned previously) but no second Raster menu... which makes me think that this bug might have a relation with the locale of the system.
- click on the "Reset to default" button
- reopen QGIS and I have a clean menu (see clean_translated_menus screenshot)
This doesn't mean the issue report is invalid (anytime you switch language, the issue resurrects) but looks like there's a workaround.
#9
Updated by Asier Sarasua over 6 years ago
- File qgis two raster two vector menus spanish.png added
More weird things:
- All the submenus under the second "Raster" menu ("Analysis", "Projections", "Miscellaneous", "Extraction", "Conversion") are in English.
- My system locale is EU (Basque), and if I activate "Override system locale" and change the language to ES, now I have two "Raster" menus and two "Vector" menus. The second "Raster" menu's submenus are in English (as in the first point), but the second "Vector" submenus appear in EU.
#10
Updated by Giovanni Manghi about 6 years ago
- Status changed from Feedback to Closed
- Resolution set to fixed/implemented
Seems ok on QGIS 3, please reopen if necessary.
#11
Updated by Asier Sarasua about 6 years ago
OK, I see that the problem persists in both menus but the workaround is valid. I will open another issue.