docpack: ugly case of letters #60

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Sweetbread · 2024-03-10T22:03:54+01:00

Sweetbread commented

2024-03-10 22:03:54 +01:00

All letters case in DocPack is upper, but should be looked as "Readme", "Hot_keys", etc

leency

All letters case in DocPack is upper, but should be looked as "Readme", "Hot_keys", etc --- *leency*

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Sweetbread commented

2024-03-10 22:04:07 +01:00

These are the names of files in /data/docs, not titles. These captions should correspond to exact files, as to find them easily in kolibri repo or sources.

The same point for http://bugs.kolibrios.org/view.php?id=21

dunkaist

These are the names of files in /data/docs, not titles. These captions should correspond to exact files, as to find them easily in kolibri repo or sources. The same point for http://bugs.kolibrios.org/view.php?id=21 --- *dunkaist*

Sweetbread commented

2024-03-10 22:04:44 +01:00

Isn't it possible to change the register and discard the extension during output via function 4?

anonymous

Isn't it possible to change the register and discard the extension during output via function 4? --- *anonymous*

Sweetbread commented

2024-03-10 22:05:13 +01:00

What I mean is that the user must associate these labels with files on the disk. So that he can find the file he needs in a familiar system and finish reading it. Or vice versa, having already seen “README.TXT” in the hummingbird, the user will understand that this is exactly the file that he read and will know what information it contains. It seems so to me.

But I think it’s possible to change the case and trim the .txt. I didn't look at the code.

dunkaist

What I mean is that the user must associate these labels with files on the disk. So that he can find the file he needs in a familiar system and finish reading it. Or vice versa, having already seen “README.TXT” in the hummingbird, the user will understand that this is exactly the file that he read and will know what information it contains. It seems so to me. But I think it’s possible to change the case and trim the .txt. I didn't look at the code. --- *dunkaist*

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Reference: KolibriOS/kolibrios#60