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## Language file for analog2.11. May not (or may) work with any other version. ## See Readme.html or http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/~sret1/analog/ for details. ## ## This is a language file for analog. Each language needs two, one for HTML ## output and one for plain text output. Lines beginning with ## are comments. ## If your language doesn't seem to fit into this pattern, explain the problem ## to me, and I can adjust the source code if necessary. ## ## Russification made by San Sanych Timofeev ## sst@sst.ru http://www.sst.ru ## ## First, abbreviations for the day and month names. Days are 3 letters long, ## months are better as 3 letters, but can be 4 if necessary. ˜”. Œ. ˜‘. Û“. ˛‘. Œ. Û¬. ÒŒ◊ Ê≈◊ Ì¡“ ·–“ Ì¡ È¿Œ È¿Ã ·◊« Û≈Œ ÔÀ‘ Óœ— ‰≈À ## Next some standard common words. ## Abbreviation for "week beginning": 9 characters max. (or 10 if months have ## 4 letters). Ó≈ƒ≈Ã— Õ≈”—√ ƒ≈Œÿ ƒŒ≈ ## Abbreviation for "hour": two letters ﬁ. Õ…Œ’‘¡ Õ…Œ’‘ ”≈À’Œƒ¡ ”≈À’Œƒ ¬¡ ‘ ¬¡ ‘ ⁄¡–“œ” ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ ƒ¡‘¡ Δ¡ ‘ »œ”‘ À¡‘¡Ãœ« ƒœÕ≈Œ extension URL ¬“¡’⁄≈“ ## Abbreviation for number: 3 characters N. œ–…”¡Œ…≈ ## Now the names of the reports Û‘¡‘…”‘…À¡ ƒÃ— Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ Õ≈”—√¡Õ Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ Œ≈ƒ≈Ã—Õ Û◊œƒÀ¡ –œ ƒŒ—Õ Œ≈ƒ≈Ã… Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ ⁄¡ –œ”Ã≈ƒŒ…≈ ƒŒ… Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ ⁄¡ –œ”Ã≈ƒŒ…≈ ﬁ¡”Ÿ Û◊œƒÀ¡ –œ ◊“≈Õ≈Œ… ”’‘œÀ ## The rest of the reports are a bit different. We have the name of the report, ## followed by the type of item in the report, once in the singular and once ## in the plural. These are used in phrases like "including all ??? with at ## least 200 requests". The words higher up are used for column headings. ## Finally we have the gender of this type of object, which can be m, f or n. ## ## So for example, in German a directory is Verzeichnis (neuter gender), which ## was given above. But "including the first directory" is "Ausgabe des ersten ## Verzeichnisses" and "including the first two directories" is "Ausgabe der ## ersten zwei Verzeichnisse". So here, we would have for the directory report: ## ## Verzeichnis-Bericht ## Verzeichnisses ## Verzeichnisse ## n ## ## I hope that makes sense! Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ »œ”‘¡Õ »œ”‘ »œ”‘œ◊ n Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ À¡‘¡Ãœ«¡Õ À¡‘¡Ãœ« À¡‘¡Ãœ«œ◊ n Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ ‘…–¡Õ Δ¡ Ãœ◊ “¡”€…“≈Œ…≈ “¡”€…“≈Œ… n Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ ⁄¡–“œ”¡Õ ⁄¡–“œ€≈ŒŒŸ Δ¡ Ã ⁄¡–“œ€≈ŒŒŸ» Δ¡ Ãœ◊ n Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ ””ŸÃÀ¡Õ ””ŸÃ¡¿›… ”— URL ””ŸÃ¡¿›…»”— URLœ◊ n Û◊œƒÀ¡ –œ ¬“¡’⁄≈“¡Õ ¬“¡’⁄≈“ ¬“¡’⁄≈“œ◊ n Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ ¬“¡’⁄≈“¡Õ Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ ƒœÕ≈Œ¡Õ ƒœÕ≈Œ ƒœÕ≈Œœ◊ n ⁄¡–“œ€≈ŒŒŸ –œƒƒœÕ≈Œ ⁄¡–“œ€≈ŒŒŸ» –œƒƒœÕ≈Œœ◊ n ## A few more general phrases. You can see how they're used in the English ## output. ·Œ¡Ã…⁄ –“œ…⁄◊≈ƒ≈Œ –“œ«“¡ÕÕœ ˜“≈Õ— “¡¬œ‘Ÿ Ì≈Œÿ€≈, ﬁ≈Õ 1 ÁÃ’¬…Œ¡ À¡‘¡Ãœ«œ◊ %d Î¡÷ƒŸ ”…Õ◊œÃ œ⁄Œ¡ﬁ¡≈‘ …Ã… ﬁ¡”‘ÿ œ‘ ‹‘œ«œ ⁄¡–“œ” ”‘“¡Œ…√Ÿ ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ ”‘“¡Œ…√ Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ Àœƒ¡Õ ”‘¡‘’”¡ Ô‘ﬁ≈‘ –œ œ€…¬À¡Õ ˜Ÿ◊œƒ ◊”≈» ◊œ⁄Õœ÷ŒŸ» œ€…¬À… ˜Ÿ◊œƒ œ€…¬œÀ, ◊œ⁄Œ…À€…» »œ‘ÿ 1 “¡⁄ ˜Ÿ◊œƒ œ€…¬œÀ, ◊œ⁄Œ…À€…» Õ…Œ…Õ’Õ %d “¡⁄ ”œ“‘…“œ◊À¡ –œ ÀœÃ…ﬁ≈”‘◊’ ◊œ⁄Œ…ÀŒœ◊≈Œ… ‘…– œ€…¬À… “œ«“¡ÕÕ¡ ⁄¡–’›≈Œ¡ ◊ (Õ≈”‘Œœ≈ ◊“≈Õ—) ·Œ¡Ã…⁄…“’¿‘”— ⁄¡–“œ”Ÿ ” –œ ı”–≈€Œœ œ¬“¡¬œ‘¡ŒŒŸ» ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ Û“≈ƒŒ≈≈ ÀœÃ…ﬁ≈”‘◊œ œ¬“¡¬œ‘¡ŒŒŸ» ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ ◊ ƒ≈Œÿ ı”–≈€Œœ œ¬“¡¬œ‘¡ŒŒŸ» ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ ”‘“¡Œ…√ Û“≈ƒŒ≈≈ ÀœÃ…ﬁ≈”‘◊œ ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ ”‘“¡Œ…√ ◊ ƒ≈Œÿ Ó≈œ¬”Ã’÷≈ŒŒŸ» ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ ≈“≈Œ¡–“¡◊Ã≈ŒŒŸ» ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ ÎœÃ…ﬁ≈”‘◊œ ⁄¡–“œ€≈ŒŒŸ» Δ¡ Ãœ◊ ÎœÃ…ﬁ≈”‘◊œ »œ”‘œ◊, œ‘ Àœ‘œ“Ÿ» ¬ŸÃ… ⁄¡–“œ”Ÿ “…¬Ã…⁄…‘≈ÃÿŒœ≈ ﬁ…”Ãœ œ¬”Ã’÷≈ŒŒŸ» »œ”‘œ◊ Óœ◊Ÿ» œ¬”Ã’÷≈ŒŒŸ» »œ”‘œ◊ ⁄¡ –œ”Ã≈ƒŒ…≈ 7 ƒŒ≈ “…¬Ã…⁄…‘≈ÃÿŒœ Œœ◊Ÿ» œ¬”Ã’÷≈ŒŒŸ» »œ”‘œ◊ ⁄¡ –œ”Ã≈ƒŒ…≈ 7 ƒŒ≈ Ó≈–œŒ—‘ŒŸ» ”‘“œÀ ◊ Ãœ«-Δ¡ Ã¡» Ó≈œ¬”ﬁ…‘Ÿ◊¡≈ÕŸ» ”‘“œÀ ◊ Ãœ«-Δ¡ Ã¡» ˜”≈«œ –≈“≈ƒ¡Œœ ƒ¡ŒŒŸ» Û“≈ƒŒ≈≈ ÀœÃ…ﬁ≈”‘◊œ –≈“≈ƒ¡◊¡≈ÕŸ» ƒ¡ŒŒŸ» ◊ ƒ≈Œÿ „…Δ“Ÿ ◊ ”Àœ¬À¡» œ¬œ⁄Œ¡ﬁ¡¿‘ ƒ¡ŒŒŸ≈ ⁄¡ 7 ƒŒ≈ ƒœ –œ”Ã≈ƒŒ…≈ 7 ƒŒ≈ ≈“≈ ‘… Œ¡: ˜≈“» œ‘ﬁ≈‘¡ ## Now we need abbreviations for number of requests/occurrences/page requests; ## for bytes; and for percentages of those four things. The numbers of things ## and the bytes must be at most 5 characters, and the percentages at most 6. #⁄¡–“ %⁄¡–“ #”Ã’ﬁ %”Ã’ﬁ ”‘“. %”‘“. ¬¡ ‘ %¬¡ ‘ ## Now we need to know how to say "printing the first <whatever>", "printing ## the first <n> <whatevers>", and "printing all <whatevers>". The %s and %d ## will be replaced by the appropriate things. There may be three of each of ## these statements, for the genders m, f and n. Any genders that aren't used, ## you can just put a * there instead. * * ˜Ÿ◊œƒ –≈“◊Ÿ» %s * * ˜Ÿ◊œƒ –≈“◊Ÿ» %d %s * * ˜Ÿ◊œƒ ◊”≈» %s , À¡À Õ…Œ…Õ’Õ %% ‘“¡Δ…À¡ ¬¡ ‘ ‘“¡Δ…À¡ ## "sorted by" might need to occur in 6 versions: m, f and n singular; and ## m, f and n plural. The same goes for the other types of sorting below. * * ”œ“‘…“œ◊À¡ –œ * * ”œ“‘…“œ◊À¡ –œ œ¬ﬂ≈Õ’ ‘“¡Δ…À¡ %% œ‘ ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ ”‘“¡Œ…√ ÀœÃ…ﬁ≈”‘◊’ ⁄¡–“œ€≈ŒŒŸ» ”‘“¡Œ…√ %% ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ ÀœÃ…ﬁ≈”‘◊’ ⁄¡–“œ”œ◊ * * ”œ“‘…“œ◊À¡ –œ ¡ÃΔ¡◊…‘’ * * ”œ“‘…“œ◊À¡ –œ ¡ÃΔ¡◊…‘’ * * ¬≈⁄ ”œ“‘…“œ◊À… * * ¬≈⁄ ”œ“‘…“œ◊À… ## There's a colon here, because the French like to put a space before a colon, ## so they have space-colon instead here. : ## Some date formats. E.g. for 9am on 1st January 1997 use ## %d for date " 1" ## %D for 0-padded date "01" ## %m for month "Jan" ## %y for short year "97" ## %Y for long year "1997" ## %h for hour " 9" ## %H for 0-padded hour "09" ## %n for minute "00" ## %w for weekday "Wed" ## 1/Jan/97 (e.g., in German it would be %d.%m %y for 1.Jan 97) %d/%m/%y ## 01-Jan-1997 %D-%m-%Y ## Wed-01-Jan-1997 12:05 %D-%m-%Y (%w) %H:%n ## That's it! Thankyou very much!