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Spanish Foundation v0.4.0 #56

Closed tajmone closed 2 years ago

tajmone commented 2 years ago

Pending tasks for upcoming Spanish Foundation v0.4.0:

tajmone commented 2 years ago

On scenery Name

@Rich15, I agree with you that scenery is not a good choice. In Italian it means sighting, as in a nice view. But I also believe the choice is not quite accurate in English either, for it should be a word indicating a theatrical prop (what I believe in Spanish would be utilería escénica).

I can't think of an Italian word for prop, besides "oggetto scenico" which is too long (like in Spanish). I looked up the Spanish translator but couldn't pinpoint a word that seems to fit either.

Maybe accesorio? At least it renders the idea of its purpose, as being just an accessory prop. Other words that come to mind: ornamento, ornamentación, adorno. Any good?

Ideally, in IF there are two types of scenic objects:

The library only provides the first of these two, which is calling scenery.

IMPORTANT — Note that in one of the next English library updates I'll be dropping the scenery class in favour of a scenery attribute, as discussed in #34. But this doesn't affect this Spanish release nor the choice of the alternative name. When the English library will have implemented the scenery attribute (lot's of changes involved, touching every VERB), we'll think about it.

Rich15 commented 2 years ago

@Rich15, I agree with you that scenery is not a good choice. In Italian it means sighting, as in a nice view.

In Spanish "escenario" means "stage", so it's really a bad choice too.

Maybe accesorio? At least it renders the idea of its purpose, as being just an accessory prop. Other words that come to mind: ornamento, ornamentación, adorno. Any good?

I think accesorio conveys a better idea of the purpose of scenery.

tajmone commented 2 years ago

I think accesorio conveys a better idea of the purpose of scenery.

The choice is up to you. But we can postpone it to when we'll have to change the scenery class to an attribute.

We probably should have this release just deal with the integration of the honoring xDesc, and move on.

If everything looks fine to you I'll fix the release date in all the various files, so then you can squash it into a single commit merge.

PS — sorry for not having documented yet how each release bump requires some search & replace to fix the new Lib version and date in various places! Basically in the Spanish README the version number appear in the badge, defined toward the end in the reference links, lib date and version need to be fixed in the library source and in vampiro (which also need to be bumped up if it requires tweaking). I'll write a short memo somewhere in the repository.

Rich15 commented 2 years ago

The choice is up to you. But we can postpone it to when we'll have to change the scenery class to an attribute.

We probably should have this release just deal with the integration of the honoring xDesc, and move on.

I agree. We'll change the name along with the future attribute.

Everything looks good to go then.

tajmone commented 2 years ago

All Fixed!

Fixed dates, etc. and squash into a single commit.

Feel free to merge.