Guillaume Paumier schrieb: Hi Guillaume, yes, I wanted to use the edit button. Clicking the link "translated version" it works. Thanks, Michael

Guillaume Paumier <gpaumier <at> wikimedia.org> writes: Not impossible, but limited in what it could handle (at least for Hungarian - I don't know how many other languages are in a similar situation). I have some half-baked PHP code for Hungarian inflection rules, but they can't handle a word ending with a number (wouldn't be hard to include as a special case, though), or foreign words (as choosing the right suffix depends on the pronunciation of the word). I wouldn't be comfortable using such automatic language processing if I had no idea what the parameter will be. Also, sysadmins used to scoff at magic functions in frequently displayed templates - you need to load more code because of them or something. I'm not sure if that still holds, and whether central notices are special. Anyway, when setting up the translation, it is usually a big help if you explain what values a parameter will take (there is a pseudo-language "qqq" for that).