Some items randomly not translated
When I switch languages, I often find the the word Search remains in the language it was in before the switch. This is both the palette search and the instrument search. I also have found that the word Timeline, when you right click in the toolbars area, remains with the previous translation while all other items are translated.
Since my system language is English, that is the language I look at most. I've noticed the problem most when I switch to Portuguese-Brazil, but I'm sure I've seen it in Spanish and probably Dutch also. I don't think its a specific language, because sometimes the translations update and then don't. So sometimes timeline is in English when I have Portuguese, sometimes it's in Portuguese.
I see this in both 3.1 & 3.0.5.
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I have not had this problem, what operating system are you using?
In reply to I have not had this problem,… by Nonchalantree
Windows 10. Do you have both 3.0.5 and 3.1-beta installed?
In reply to Windows 10. Do you have both… by mike320
Restarting MuseScore seems to solve. Time ago to apply language changes was necessary to restart. Perhaps there is some trace left of that process.
In reply to Restarting MuseScore seems… by Shoichi
@Shoichi, I have discovered this to be the case. I think it's a problem that should be fixed, though people like us are more likely to run into the problem than a normal user.
In reply to @Shoichi, I have discovered… by mike320
There is still the problem of certain terms which, although translated a long time ago, are not applied, for example, to palettes. For some Jojo says it is due to a dependence on QT, for others I think it could result from an independence between the general interface and the glyphs that populate the palettes. But it's just my idea. And sooner or later the fixes will arrive according to the Todo list
We're adjourned, now my volunteering moves to the mountain ;-)
In reply to There is still the problem… by Shoichi
I think you are saying you are taking a trip. If so, have a safe trip and we'll see you when you return.