Bon dia, Hem localitzat la funció que descriu la Merike aquí sota. Es tracta d'un analitzador que troba dates i rangs en missatges del thunderbird (per exemple, "veiem-nos de 3:00 a 4:00" i ofereix afegir-ho automàticament al calendari. Si teniu thunderbird, estaria bé anar-ho provant. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Merike Sell Date: Tue, Jun 25, 2013 at 9:05 PM Subject: Lightning extraction strings To: dev-l10n@lists.mozilla.org Hi everyone, As some of you might have already noticed bugs 403222 and 886124 added a bunch of strings for Calendar localizers. These will help Lightning to understand emails better so that often the user won't need to specify any date and time information themselves when adding an email to their calendar. See also https://groups.google.com/**forum/#!searchin/mozilla.dev. **l10n/lightning/mozilla.dev.**l10n/nz4rmx2OHhE/70RYtQPxqIcJ<https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/mozilla.dev.l10n/lightning/mozilla.dev.l10n/nz4rmx2OHhE/70RYtQPxqIcJ>for previous discussion. The user interface for extraction is not present in nightlies yet but you can test your localization on Earlybird nevertheless. After translating all of calendar.dtd and calendar.properties and at least some of calendar-extract.properties you need to wait for the next nightly build to appear at http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/**mozilla.org/calendar/** lightning/nightly/latest-comm-**aurora-l10n/<http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/calendar/lightning/nightly/latest-comm-aurora-l10n/>and install it as well as the temporary extension that adds UI from http://tricky-bits.eu/event-**extract.xpi<http://tricky-bits.eu/event-extract.xpi> . You don't need to have invitations, event announcements etc to test. You can write and save a draft invitation yourself. You can start with something easy like "meet me tomorrow at...". To add this as an event or task right-click on message header toolbar and add extraction buttons. The extension will log some data to error console while converting which you might find useful. You can see it by pressing Ctrl+Shift+J. Important! For many languages previous localization exists which you can probably use at least partially. See https://github.com/merike/** event-extract/tree/master/**patterns<https://github.com/merike/event-extract/tree/master/patterns> . Questions? (not answered above or in localization notes) Merike