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=== Localization tips ===
In short, this activity uses the XO-4 internal accelerometer to
measure the tilt of the laptop in the horizontal plane and display x
and y coordinates (to two decimal places). lionaneesh developed it
and it is sort of cool, IMHO.
https://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Activities/Level_Tool
The only three strings in the PO file are.
Level
x: %.2f
y: %.2f
In this context, the meaning of the word Level would be a verb form (we try to name activities with verbs to show they are for "doing") and it would represent that action of making something flat in the horizontal plane.
"She levels the sand before building a castle."
It does NOT have the connotation of "height", as in "the sound level is too high".
If a verb form of "level" is awkward or not available, a noun form describing the instrument used to measure flatness in the horizontal plane, would be acceptable and an accurate description of the function the activity provides.
As for the other two strings
x: %.2f
y: %.2f
The x and y represent the lower-case x and y symbols employed to describe two of the axes in the Cartesian coordinate system, they are not really the Latin alphabet letters themselves, but those letters used as symbols to represent a mathematical concept, in the same manner that the Greek letter "π" or pi is used to represent the ratio of a circle's circumference to it's diameter. For many languages, there will be no need to change the x or y symbol at all, because the true source language of "mathematics" has a certain universality. The rest of those two strings "%.2f" instructs the program to display numbers with two decimal points of precision and should not be changed in L10n.
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