Filtering a continuous column
\n" @@ -8718,30 +8715,27 @@ msgstr "" "ستوضّح لك الأمثلة التالية كيف يمكنك إنشاء مرشّحاتك الخاصة بطريقة (بسيطة " "نسبيًا):
\n" "\n" -"ميزة جديدة تنقص في ملفات gif المساعدة القديمة نوعًا ما هي تغيير نوع العمود " +"ميزة جديدة تنقص في ملفات gif المساعدة القديمة نوعًا ما هي تغيير نوع العمود " "داخل المنشئ. \n" -"\tما عليك سوى النقر على الأيقونة واختيار النوع الذي تريده، وستُظهر التلميحة " +"ما عليك سوى النقر على الأيقونة واختيار النوع الذي تريده، وستُظهر التلميحة " "مثالاً على البيانات.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tميزة أخرى تنقص في ملفات gif هي:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tيتعلق الاحتفاظ بالمستويات أو إسقاطها بما إذا كان كل مستوى (قيمة وتسمية) "
+"ميزة أخرى تنقص في ملفات gif هي:\n"
+"\n"
+"يتعلق الاحتفاظ بالمستويات أو إسقاطها بما إذا كان كل مستوى (قيمة وتسمية) "
"لعمود يُمرَّر إلى التحليل؛ ويمكن فحص المستويات عبر \"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tالاحتفاظ بالمستويات يعني أن جميع المستويات المعرّفة على العمود تُمرَّر إلى "
+"الاحتفاظ بالمستويات يعني أن جميع المستويات المعرّفة على العمود تُمرَّر إلى "
"التحليل.\n"
-"\tإسقاط المستويات يعني أنه في النهاية تُبلَّغ إلى التحليل فقط المستويات "
-"الموجودة في الصفوف التي تجتاز المرشّح.\n"
-"\tكمثال، لنفترض أن لديك عمودًا contBinom بقيمتين/تسميتين \"0\" "
+"إسقاط المستويات يعني أنه في النهاية تُبلَّغ إلى التحليل فقط المستويات الموجودة "
+"في الصفوف التي تجتاز المرشّح.\n"
+"كمثال، لنفترض أن لديك عمودًا contBinom بقيمتين/تسميتين \"0\" "
"و\"1\"، ونرشّح جميع \"1\" وبعدها سيحصل التحليل على:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- عند الاحتفاظ بالمستويات: \"0\"، \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- عند إسقاط المستويات: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- عند الاحتفاظ بالمستويات: \"0\"، \"1\" \n" +"\t
- عند إسقاط المستويات: \"0\" \n" +"
تصفية عمود متصل
\n" @@ -8862,6 +8856,7 @@ msgstr "" "\t\t\n" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" @@ -9215,33 +9212,30 @@ msgstr "" "Die folgenden Beispiele zeigen Ihnen, wie Sie Ihre eigenen Filter auf " "(relativ) einfache Weise erstellen können:
\n" "\n" -"Eine neue Funktion, die in den ziemlich alten Hilfe-GIFs fehlt, ist das " +"Eine neue Funktion, die in den ziemlich alten Hilfe-GIFs fehlt, ist das " "Ändern eines Spaltentyps innerhalb des Konstruktors. \n" -"\tKlicken Sie einfach auf das Symbol und wählen Sie den gewünschten Typ; der " +"Klicken Sie einfach auf das Symbol und wählen Sie den gewünschten Typ; der " "Tooltip zeigt ein Beispiel der Daten.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tEine weitere in den GIFs fehlende Funktion ist:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tBeim Beibehalten oder Verwerfen von Stufen geht es darum, ob jede Stufe "
-"(ein Wert und ein Label) einer Spalte an die Analyse übergeben wird; Stufen "
-"sind über den \"Label editor\" einsehbar. \n"
-"\tStufen beibehalten bedeutet, dass alle für die Spalte definierten Stufen "
-"an die Analyse übergeben werden.\n"
-"\tStufen verwerfen bedeutet, dass am Ende nur die Stufen an die Analyse "
+"Eine weitere in den GIFs fehlende Funktion ist:\n"
+"\n"
+"Beim Beibehalten oder Verwerfen von Stufen geht es darum, ob jede Stufe (ein "
+"Wert und ein Label) einer Spalte an die Analyse übergeben wird; Stufen sind "
+"über den \"Label editor\" einsehbar. \n"
+"Stufen beibehalten bedeutet, dass alle für die Spalte definierten Stufen an "
+"die Analyse übergeben werden.\n"
+"Stufen verwerfen bedeutet, dass am Ende nur die Stufen an die Analyse "
"übermittelt werden, die in Zeilen vorkommen, die den Filter passieren.\n"
-"\tAngenommen, Sie haben eine Spalte contBinom mit zwei Werten/"
+"Angenommen, Sie haben eine Spalte contBinom mit zwei Werten/"
"Labels \"0\" und \"1\", und wir filtern alle \"1\"en heraus, wonach die "
"Analyse Folgendes erhalten würde:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- Beim Beibehalten von Stufen: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- Beim Verwerfen von Stufen: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- Beim Beibehalten von Stufen: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- Beim Verwerfen von Stufen: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtern einer kontinuierlichen Spalte
\n" @@ -9389,6 +9383,7 @@ msgstr "" "\t\t\n" "How to use the Easy Filter constructor
\n" "\n" -"The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" -"\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an example of the data.\n" -"
\n" -"\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the \"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " +"in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" +"\n" +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"columntype within the constructor. \n" +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"example of the data.\n" +"\n" +"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n" +"\n" +"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) " +"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the " +"\"Label editor\". \n" +"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the " +"analysis.\n" +"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass " +"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n" +"As an example, suppose you have a columncontBinom with two "
+"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
+"the analysis would get:\n"
+"- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" "\t\n" -"\tThis example shows how you can use the easy filter to check for equivalence or greater/less than and the like. \n" -"\tWe will use the included dataset \"Kitchen Rolls\" and will filter on the ParticipantNumber-column.\n" +"\tThis example shows how you can use the easy filter to check for " +"equivalence or greater/less than and the like. \n" +"\tWe will use the included dataset \"Kitchen Rolls\" and will filter on the " +"ParticipantNumber-column.\n" "\tThe steps taken in the video will be outlined underneath.\n" "\t
\n" "\t![](\"other/FilteringParticipant.gif\"/)
\n"
"\t- \n"
-"\t\t
- First we click once the required column (ParticipantNumber) to add it to the overview. \n" -"\t\t
- Then we select '=' or equivalence, which is added to or previously selected column. \n" -"\t\t
- The empty space to the right of the equivalence can be filled up by dropping different other operators or columns, but for now we click it and then type the number '2'. \n" -"\t\t
- Now we apply the filter by pressing the appropriate button and we will see that now only the row where ParticipantNumber is 2 is active. \n" -"\t\t
- After that we select the '2' again to be able to edit it again. By clearing it completely we could remove it, but for now we just change it to '3'. \n" -"\t\t
- Once more we apply our pass-through filter and again only the corresponding row is active. \n" -"\t\t
- To select more than one row we can make use of the less-than operator or '<' and so we remove our constructed formula and create a new one. \n" +"\t\t
- First we click once the required column (ParticipantNumber) to add " +"it to the overview. \n" +"\t\t
- Then we select '=' or equivalence, which is added to or previously " +"selected column. \n" +"\t\t
- The empty space to the right of the equivalence can be filled up by " +"dropping different other operators or columns, but for now we click it and " +"then type the number '2'. \n" +"\t\t
- Now we apply the filter by pressing the appropriate button and we " +"will see that now only the row where ParticipantNumber is 2 is active. \n" +"\t\t
- After that we select the '2' again to be able to edit it again. By " +"clearing it completely we could remove it, but for now we just change it to " +"'3'. \n" +"\t\t
- Once more we apply our pass-through filter and again only the " +"corresponding row is active. \n" +"\t\t
- To select more than one row we can make use of the less-than " +"operator or '<' and so we remove our constructed formula and create a new " +"one. \n" "\t\t
- We add the ParticipantNumber-column again \n" "\t\t
- Then add '<' and enter '5' in the empty righthand side. \n" "\t\t
- Applying the filter makes the result immediately visible. \n" @@ -8768,67 +8787,101 @@ msgid "" "\n" "
- First we open the variable window for the 'Sex' column by clicking the header. \n" -"\t\t
- Here we turn off the 'M' value, we immediately see that all corresponding rows are turned inactive. \n" -"\t\t
- Ticking 'M' back on again and turning off 'F' gives us the opposite situation. \n" -"\t\t
- Next we look at a different categorical, after making sure both 'M' and 'F' are active, we open the variables window for 'Student'. \n" -"\t\t
- Here we untick 'N' and we see that the only visible row containing this is turned inactive. \n" -"\t\t
- This we combine with unticking 'M' in 'Sex' and see that now the rows corresponding with either 'M' or 'N' are both inactive. \n" -"\t\t
- To do this with the easy filter constructor is also possible and to show this we first clean up the current selection by choosing \"erase all\". \n" -"\t\t
- Then we open the easy filter and enter 'Sex', followed by '=' and we enter the text 'F' on the empty righthand side. \n" -"\t\t
- To combine this with the other categorical we enter a new formula below by selecting 'Student', '=' and entering 'N'. \n" -"\t\t
- After choosing 'Apply pass-through filter' we see only one row active where these values are matched. \n" -"\t\t
- To show the opposite we remove the last formula and replace it with one that makes 'Student' be inequal to 'N'. \n" -"\t\t
- After applying we now see that only the one row previously active is now the only inactive one, as expected. \n" +"\t\t
- First we open the variable window for the 'Sex' column by clicking " +"the header. \n" +"\t\t
- Here we turn off the 'M' value, we immediately see that all " +"corresponding rows are turned inactive. \n" +"\t\t
- Ticking 'M' back on again and turning off 'F' gives us the opposite " +"situation. \n" +"\t\t
- Next we look at a different categorical, after making sure both 'M' " +"and 'F' are active, we open the variables window for 'Student'. \n" +"\t\t
- Here we untick 'N' and we see that the only visible row containing " +"this is turned inactive. \n" +"\t\t
- This we combine with unticking 'M' in 'Sex' and see that now the " +"rows corresponding with either 'M' or 'N' are both inactive. \n" +"\t\t
- To do this with the easy filter constructor is also possible and to " +"show this we first clean up the current selection by choosing \"erase all\"." +" \n" +"\t\t
- Then we open the easy filter and enter 'Sex', followed by '=' and we " +"enter the text 'F' on the empty righthand side. \n" +"\t\t
- To combine this with the other categorical we enter a new formula " +"below by selecting 'Student', '=' and entering 'N'. \n" +"\t\t
- After choosing 'Apply pass-through filter' we see only one row " +"active where these values are matched. \n" +"\t\t
- To show the opposite we remove the last formula and replace it with " +"one that makes 'Student' be inequal to 'N'. \n" +"\t\t
- After applying we now see that only the one row previously active is " +"now the only inactive one, as expected. \n" "\t\t
- Next we clear everything and the animation repeats. \n" "\t
- We will filter 'mean_NEO', so we enter it as the basis of our first formula. \n" +"\t\t
- We will filter 'mean_NEO', so we enter it as the basis of our first " +"formula. \n" "\t\t
- Clicking the '>' symbol adds it to the formula. \n" -"\t\t
- Because we want to check for the standard deviation we click the corresponding σ symbol from the function overview to the right. \n" -"\t\t
- We then drop another copy of 'mean_NEO' into this and apply our filter. \n" +"\t\t
- Because we want to check for the standard deviation we click the " +"corresponding σ symbol from the function overview to the right. \n" +"\t\t
- We then drop another copy of 'mean_NEO' into this and apply our " +"filter. \n" "\t\t
- Now we see that only rows 4 and 5 are inactive. \n" -"\t\t
- To see the contrast with a larger value we multiply the standard deviation by adding '*' and typing 2 on the righthand side. \n" -"\t\t
- After choosing apply we now see that only row 2 remains active. \n" +"\t\t
- To see the contrast with a larger value we multiply the standard " +"deviation by adding '*' and typing 2 on the righthand side. \n" +"\t\t
- After choosing apply we now see that only row 2 remains active.\n" "\t\t
- After that the filter is cleared and the animation repeats. \n" "\t
- We will filter 'Age', so we enter it as the basis of our first formula. \n" +"\t\t\t
- We will filter 'Age', so we enter it as the basis of our first " +"formula. \n" "\t\t\t
- Clicking the '=' symbol adds it to the formula. \n" "\t\t\t
- Then we add 'max(Age)' and apply it. \n" -"\t\t\t
- We now see there is one active row showing a 51 year old female. \n" -"\t\t\t
- To get the maximum age per sex we add the 'condition on'-operator or '|' followed by 'Sex'. \n" -"\t\t\t
- After applying we see that besides the woman there is now also an active row with a 38 year old male. \n" +"\t\t\t
- We now see there is one active row showing a 51 year old female.\n" +"\t\t\t
- To get the maximum age per sex we add the 'condition on'-operator " +"or '|' followed by 'Sex'. \n" +"\t\t\t
- After applying we see that besides the woman there is now also an " +"active row with a 38 year old male. \n" "\t\t
- We will filter the absolute value of 'extra'. \n" "\t\t\t
- To this is added '>' and σ for the standard deviation \n" -"\t\t\t
- 'extra' is placed inside σ() and the result multiplied by 2. \n" -"\t\t\t
- After applying we see that there are 3 active rows that pass this criterium, all in group '2' \n" -"\t\t\t
- To get the outliers per group we add the 'condition on'-operator or '|' followed by 'group'. \n" -"\t\t\t
- After applying we see that there is one more active row, this time from group '1'. \n" +"\t\t\t
- 'extra' is placed inside σ() and the result multiplied by 2." +" \n" +"\t\t\t
- After applying we see that there are 3 active rows that pass this " +"criterium, all in group '2' \n" +"\t\t\t
- To get the outliers per group we add the 'condition on'-operator " +"or '|' followed by 'group'. \n" +"\t\t\t
- After applying we see that there is one more active row, this time " +"from group '1'. \n" "\t\t
- Al conservar niveles: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- Al quitar niveles: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- Al conservar niveles: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- Al quitar niveles: \"0\" \n" +"
- Ahora aplicamos el filtro presionando el botón apropiado, y veremos " -"que ahora solo está activa la fila donde ParticipantNumber es igual a 2. " -"\n" +"que ahora solo está activa la fila donde ParticipantNumber es igual a 2.\n" "\t\t
- Después de eso, seleccionamos el '2' de nuevo para poder editarlo " "otra vez. Borrándolo por completo podríamos eliminarlo, pero por ahora " "simplemente lo cambiamos a '3'. \n" @@ -9007,6 +9057,7 @@ msgstr "" "\t\t
Filtering one or more categoricals
\n" -"\tThis example shows you how to filter a certain categorical variable alone and in combination with another. We will do this through both the variable window and the easy filter
\t\n" +"\tThis example shows you how to filter a certain categorical variable " +"alone and in combination with another. We will do this through both the " +"variable window and the easy filter
\t\n" "\t![](\"other/FilteringSex.gif\"/)
\n"
"\t- \n"
-"\t\t
Filtering on standard deviation
\n" -"\tThis example shows you how to filter based on being larger than it's own standard deviation.
\t\n" +"\tThis example shows you how to filter based on being larger than it's " +"own standard deviation.
\t\n" "\t![](\"other/FilteringStandardDeviation.gif\"/)
\n"
"\t- \n"
-"\t\t
Of course you can also use the other functions in the list on the right in combination with the operators above to check for many desired values.
\n" +"\tOf course you can also use the other functions in the list on the right " +"in combination with the operators above to check for many desired values.\n" "
Conditioned filtering - simple example
\n" -"\t\tThis is a simple example to show how you can use conditional filtering. In this case we just want the rows that show the maximum age.
\t\n" +"\t\tThis is a simple example to show how you can use conditional "
+"filtering. In this case we just want the rows that show the maximum age.\t\n"
"\t\t![](\"other/FilteringAgeConditional.gif\"/)
\n"
"\t\t
- \n"
-"\t\t\t
Conditioned filtering - outliers per group
\n" -"\t\tThis is a simple example to show how you can filter outliers per group using conditional filtering.
\t\n" +"\t\tThis is a simple example to show how you can filter outliers per " +"group using conditional filtering.
\t\n" "\t\t![](\"other/FilteringExtraConditional.gif\"/)
\n"
"\t\t- \n"
"\t\t\t
Los siguientes ejemplos le mostrarán cómo puede crear sus propios filtros " "de una manera (relativamente) sencilla:
\n" "\n" -"Una nueva funcionalidad que falta en los gifs de ayuda bastante antiguos " -"es el cambio de un tipo de columna en el constructor.\n" -"\tSimplemente haga clic en el icono y elija el tipo que desee; la " -"información sobre herramientas mostrará un ejemplo de los datos.\n" -"
\n" +"Una nueva funcionalidad que falta en los gifs de ayuda bastante antiguos es " +"el cambio de un tipo de columna en el constructor.\n" +"Simplemente haga clic en el icono y elija el tipo que desee; la información " +"sobre herramientas mostrará un ejemplo de los datos.\n" +"\n" +"Otra funcionalidad que falta en los gifs es:\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tOtra funcionalidad que falta en los gifs es:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tConservar o quitar niveles trata sobre si cada nivel (un valor y una "
+"Conservar o quitar niveles trata sobre si cada nivel (un valor y una "
"etiqueta) de una columna se pasa al análisis; los niveles se pueden "
"inspeccionar mediante el \"Editor de etiquetas\". \n"
-"\tConservar niveles significa que todos los niveles definidos en la columna "
-"se pasan al análisis.\n"
-"\tQuitar niveles significa que solo se comunican finalmente al análisis "
+"Conservar niveles significa que todos los niveles definidos en la columna se "
+"pasan al análisis.\n"
+"Quitar niveles significa que solo se comunican finalmente al análisis "
"aquellos niveles que aparecen en filas que pasan el filtro.\n"
-"\tComo ejemplo, supongamos que tiene una columna contBinom con "
+"Como ejemplo, supongamos que tiene una columna contBinom con "
"dos valores/etiquetas \"0\" y \"1\", y filtramos todos los \"1\", tras lo "
"cual el análisis obtendría:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- \n"
+"\t
Filtrar una columna continua
\n" @@ -8884,8 +8934,8 @@ msgstr "" "colocando otros operadores o columnas diferentes, pero por ahora hacemos " "clic en él y luego escribimos el número '2'.\n" "\t\tThe following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" diff --git a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-fr.po b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-fr.po index 889d0dbeb1..37fe81a948 100644 --- a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-fr.po +++ b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-fr.po @@ -9192,32 +9192,29 @@ msgid "" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" @@ -9360,32 +9357,29 @@ msgstr "" "Les exemples suivants vous montreront comment créer vos propres filtres " "de manière (relativement) simple :
\n" "\n" -"Une nouvelle fonctionnalité absente des gifs d'aide plutôt anciens est le " +"Une nouvelle fonctionnalité absente des gifs d'aide plutôt anciens est le " "changement du type de colonne à l'intérieur du constructeur.\n" -"\tCliquez simplement sur l'icône et choisissez le type souhaité, l'infobulle " +"Cliquez simplement sur l'icône et choisissez le type souhaité, l'infobulle " "montrera un exemple des données.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tUne autre fonctionnalité absente des gifs est :\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tConserver ou supprimer les niveaux concerne le fait que chaque niveau (une "
+"Une autre fonctionnalité absente des gifs est :\n"
+"\n"
+"Conserver ou supprimer les niveaux concerne le fait que chaque niveau (une "
"valeur et une étiquette) d'une colonne est transmis à l'analyse ; les "
"niveaux peuvent être inspectés via l'« Éditeur d'étiquettes ».\n"
-"\tConserver les niveaux signifie que tous les niveaux définis sur la colonne "
+"Conserver les niveaux signifie que tous les niveaux définis sur la colonne "
"sont transmis à l'analyse.\n"
-"\tSupprimer les niveaux signifie que seuls les niveaux qui apparaissent sur "
+"Supprimer les niveaux signifie que seuls les niveaux qui apparaissent sur "
"les lignes qui passent le filtre sont finalement communiqués à l'analyse.\n"
-"\tPar exemple, supposons que vous ayez une colonne contBinom "
-"avec deux valeurs/étiquettes « 0 » et « 1 », et que nous filtrions tous les "
+"Par exemple, supposons que vous ayez une colonne contBinom avec "
+"deux valeurs/étiquettes « 0 » et « 1 », et que nous filtrions tous les "
"« 1 », après quoi l'analyse recevrait :\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- En conservant les niveaux : « 0 », « 1 » \n" -"\t\t
- En supprimant les niveaux : « 0 » \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- En conservant les niveaux : « 0 », « 1 » \n" +"\t
- En supprimant les niveaux : « 0 » \n" +"
Filtrer une colonne continue
\n" @@ -9530,6 +9524,7 @@ msgstr "" "\t\t\n" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" @@ -9155,32 +9152,29 @@ msgstr "" "Os seguintes exemplos vante amosar como podes crear os teus propios " "filtros dun xeito (relativamente) sinxelo:
\n" "\n" -"Unha nova funcionalidade que falta nos gifs de axuda bastante antigos é o " +"Unha nova funcionalidade que falta nos gifs de axuda bastante antigos é o " "cambio dun tipo de columna no construtor. \n" -"\tSimplemente fai clic na icona e elixe o tipo que queiras; a información " +"Simplemente fai clic na icona e elixe o tipo que queiras; a información " "sobre ferramentas amosará un exemplo dos datos.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tOutra funcionalidade que falta nos gifs é:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tConservar ou quitar niveis refírese a se cada nivel (un valor e unha "
+"Outra funcionalidade que falta nos gifs é:\n"
+"\n"
+"Conservar ou quitar niveis refírese a se cada nivel (un valor e unha "
"etiqueta) dunha columna se pasa á análise; os niveis pódense inspeccionar "
"mediante o \"Editor de etiquetas\". \n"
-"\tConservar niveis significa que tódolos niveis definidos na columna se "
-"pasan á análise.\n"
-"\tQuitar niveis significa que só se comunican finalmente á análise aqueles "
+"Conservar niveis significa que tódolos niveis definidos na columna se pasan "
+"á análise.\n"
+"Quitar niveis significa que só se comunican finalmente á análise aqueles "
"niveis que aparecen en filas que pasan o filtro.\n"
-"\tComo exemplo, supoñamos que tes unha columna contBinom con "
-"dous valores/etiquetas \"0\" e \"1\", e filtramos tódolos \"1\", co que a "
-"análise obtería:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- Ao conservar niveis: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- Ao quitar niveis: \"0\" \n" -"\t
contBinom con dous "
+"valores/etiquetas \"0\" e \"1\", e filtramos tódolos \"1\", co que a análise "
+"obtería:\n"
+"- \n"
+"\t
- Ao conservar niveis: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- Ao quitar niveis: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtrar unha columna continua
\n" @@ -9322,6 +9316,7 @@ msgstr "" "\t\t\n" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" diff --git a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-ja.po b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-ja.po index ea67cddf5a..688ac1851b 100644 --- a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-ja.po +++ b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-ja.po @@ -8788,32 +8788,29 @@ msgid "" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" @@ -8956,31 +8953,27 @@ msgstr "" "以下の例では、（比較的）簡単な方法で独自のフィルターを作成する方法を示しま" "す:
\n" "\n" -"古いヘルプGIFにはない新機能として、コンストラクター内で列タイプを変更でき" -"るようになりました。\n" -"\tアイコンをクリックして希望のタイプを選択するだけです。ツールチップにデータ" -"の例が表示されます。\n" -"
\n" +"古いヘルプGIFにはない新機能として、コンストラクター内で列タイプを変更できるよ" +"うになりました。\n" +"アイコンをクリックして希望のタイプを選択するだけです。ツールチップにデータの" +"例が表示されます。\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tGIFにないもう1つの機能:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\t水準の保持と削除は、列の各水準（値とラベル）が分析に渡されるかどうかに関す"
-"るものです。水準は「ラベルエディタ」で確認できます。\n"
-"\t水準を保持するとは、列に定義されたすべての水準が分析に渡されることを意味し"
-"ます。\n"
-"\t水準を削除するとは、フィルターを通過する行に出現する水準のみが最終的に分析"
-"に伝達されることを意味します。\n"
-"\t例として、2つの値/ラベル \"0\" と \"1\" を持つ contBinom 列が"
-"あり、すべての \"1\" をフィルタリングした場合、分析には次のように渡されま"
-"す:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- 水準を保持する場合: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- 水準を削除する場合: \"0\" \n" -"\t
contBinom 列があ"
+"り、すべての \"1\" をフィルタリングした場合、分析には次のように渡されます:\n"
+"- \n"
+"\t
- 水準を保持する場合: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- 水準を削除する場合: \"0\" \n" +"
連続列のフィルタリング
\n" @@ -9108,6 +9101,7 @@ msgstr "" "\t\t\n" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" diff --git a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-nl.po b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-nl.po index 8b5bb27f41..f6c79004f2 100644 --- a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-nl.po +++ b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-nl.po @@ -9004,32 +9004,29 @@ msgid "" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" @@ -9172,33 +9169,30 @@ msgstr "" "De volgende voorbeelden tonen u hoe u op een (relatief) eenvoudige manier " "uw eigen filters kunt maken:
\n" "\n" -"Een nieuwe functie die in de vrij oude hulp-gifs ontbreekt, is het " -"wijzigen van een kolomtype binnen de constructor. \n" -"\tKlik gewoon op het pictogram en kies het gewenste type; de tooltip toont " -"een voorbeeld van de gegevens.\n" -"
\n" +"Een nieuwe functie die in de vrij oude hulp-gifs ontbreekt, is het wijzigen " +"van een kolomtype binnen de constructor. \n" +"Klik gewoon op het pictogram en kies het gewenste type; de tooltip toont een " +"voorbeeld van de gegevens.\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tEen andere in de gifs ontbrekende functie is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tBij het behouden of weglaten van niveaus gaat het erom of elk niveau (een "
+"Een andere in de gifs ontbrekende functie is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Bij het behouden of weglaten van niveaus gaat het erom of elk niveau (een "
"waarde en label) van een kolom aan de analyse wordt doorgegeven; niveaus "
"zijn te inspecteren via de \"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tNiveaus behouden betekent dat alle op de kolom gedefinieerde niveaus aan "
-"de analyse worden doorgegeven.\n"
-"\tNiveaus weglaten betekent dat uiteindelijk alleen de niveaus aan de "
-"analyse worden doorgegeven die voorkomen in rijen die het filter passeren.\n"
-"\tStel bijvoorbeeld dat u een kolom contBinom hebt met twee "
+"Niveaus behouden betekent dat alle op de kolom gedefinieerde niveaus aan de "
+"analyse worden doorgegeven.\n"
+"Niveaus weglaten betekent dat uiteindelijk alleen de niveaus aan de analyse "
+"worden doorgegeven die voorkomen in rijen die het filter passeren.\n"
+"Stel bijvoorbeeld dat u een kolom contBinom hebt met twee "
"waarden/labels \"0\" en \"1\", en we filteren alle \"1\"-en eruit, waarna de "
"analyse het volgende zou krijgen:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- Bij het behouden van niveaus: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- Bij het weglaten van niveaus: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- Bij het behouden van niveaus: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- Bij het weglaten van niveaus: \"0\" \n" +"
Een continue kolom filteren
\n" @@ -9342,6 +9336,7 @@ msgstr "" "\t\t\n" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" diff --git a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-pt.po b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-pt.po index 44d5783aef..70ff8915e8 100644 --- a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-pt.po +++ b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-pt.po @@ -7835,32 +7835,29 @@ msgid "" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" diff --git a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-ru.po b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-ru.po index 4ea5f00af0..082d53ead1 100644 --- a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-ru.po +++ b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-ru.po @@ -7655,32 +7655,29 @@ msgid "" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" diff --git a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-tr.po b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-tr.po index 104481f7a9..aab56b535c 100644 --- a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-tr.po +++ b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-tr.po @@ -7777,32 +7777,29 @@ msgid "" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" diff --git a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-zh_Hans.po b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-zh_Hans.po index 70368d81bc..2b8bc0bd1a 100644 --- a/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-zh_Hans.po +++ b/Desktop/po/jaspDesktop-zh_Hans.po @@ -8077,32 +8077,29 @@ msgid "" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" @@ -8244,26 +8241,23 @@ msgstr "" "\n" "以下示例将向您展示如何以（相对）简单的方式创建自己的过滤器：
\n" "\n" -"旧版帮助动图中缺少的一个新功能是在构造器内更改列类型。\n" -"\t只需点击图标并选择您想要的类型，工具提示将显示数据的示例。\n" -"
\n" +"旧版帮助动图中缺少的一个新功能是在构造器内更改列类型。\n" +"只需点击图标并选择您想要的类型，工具提示将显示数据的示例。\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\t动图中缺少的另一个功能是：\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\t保留或丢弃水平是关于列的每个水平（值和标签）是否传递给分析，水平可通过\"标"
-"签编辑器\"检查。\n"
-"\t保留水平意味着列上定义的所有水平都传递给分析。\n"
-"\t丢弃水平意味着只有出现在通过过滤器的行上的那些水平最终会传递给分析。\n"
-"\t例如，假设您有一个列contBinom，有两个值/标签\"0\"和\"1\"，我们"
-"过滤掉所有的\"1\"，然后分析将获得：\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- 保留水平时：\"0\"，\"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- 丢弃水平时：\"0\" \n" -"\t
contBinom，有两个值/标签\"0\"和\"1\"，我们过"
+"滤掉所有的\"1\"，然后分析将获得：\n"
+"- \n"
+"\t
- 保留水平时：\"0\"，\"1\" \n" +"\t
- 丢弃水平时：\"0\" \n" +"
过滤连续列
\n" @@ -8376,6 +8370,7 @@ msgstr "" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" @@ -8589,26 +8586,23 @@ msgstr "" "\n" "以下示例將向您展示如何以（相對）簡單的方式創建自己的篩檢程式：
\n" "\n" -"舊版幫助動圖中缺少的一個新功能是在構造器內更改行類型。\n" -"\t只需點擊圖示並選擇您想要的類型，工具提示將顯示資料的示例。\n" -"
\n" +"舊版幫助動圖中缺少的一個新功能是在構造器內更改行類型。\n" +"只需點擊圖示並選擇您想要的類型，工具提示將顯示資料的示例。\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\t動圖中缺少的另一個功能是：\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\t保留或丟棄水準是關於行的每個水準（值和標籤）是否傳遞給分析，水準可通過\"標"
-"籤編輯器\"檢查。\n"
-"\t保留水準意味著行上定義的所有水準都傳遞給分析。\n"
-"\t丟棄水準意味著只有出現在通過篩檢程式的行上的那些水準最終會傳遞給分析。\n"
-"\t例如，假設您有一個行contBinom，有兩個值/標籤\"0\"和\"1\"，我們"
-"過濾掉所有的\"1\"，然後分析將獲得：\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- 保留水準時：\"0\"，\"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- 丟棄水準時：\"0\" \n" -"\t
contBinom，有兩個值/標籤\"0\"和\"1\"，我們過"
+"濾掉所有的\"1\"，然後分析將獲得：\n"
+"- \n"
+"\t
- 保留水準時：\"0\"，\"1\" \n" +"\t
- 丟棄水準時：\"0\" \n" +"
過濾連續行
\n" @@ -8720,6 +8714,7 @@ msgstr "" "\t\n" "The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters " "in a (relatively) simple manner:
\n" "\n" -"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " +"A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a " "columntype within the constructor. \n" -"\tJust click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " +"Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an " "example of the data.\n" -"
\n" "\n" -"\n"
-"\tAnother feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
-"\t\n"
-"\tKeeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
+"Another feature missing in the gifs is:\n"
+"\n"
+"Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) "
"of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "
"\"Label editor\". \n"
-"\tKeeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to "
-"the analysis.\n"
-"\tDropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
+"Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the "
+"analysis.\n"
+"Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass "
"the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.\n"
-"\tAs an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
+"As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two "
"values/labels \"0\" and \"1\", and we filter all the \"1\"es out whereafter "
"the analysis would get:\n"
-"\t
- \n"
-"\t\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" -"\t\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" -"\t
- \n"
+"\t
- When keeping levels: \"0\", \"1\" \n" +"\t
- When dropping levels: \"0\" \n" +"
Filtering a continuous column
\n" diff --git a/Desktop/resources/help/easyfilterconstructor.md b/Desktop/resources/help/easyfilterconstructor.md index de63b899a3..de4f691c29 100644 --- a/Desktop/resources/help/easyfilterconstructor.md +++ b/Desktop/resources/help/easyfilterconstructor.md @@ -2,23 +2,20 @@The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters in a (relatively) simple manner:
-A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a columntype within the constructor. - Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an example of the data. -
+A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a columntype within the constructor. +Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an example of the data. -
- Another feature missing in the gifs is:
-
- Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "Label editor".
- Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the analysis.
- Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.
- As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two values/labels "0" and "1", and we filter all the "1"es out whereafter the analysis would get:
-
-
-
- When keeping levels: "0", "1" -
- When dropping levels: "0" -
contBinom with two values/labels "0" and "1", and we filter all the "1"es out whereafter the analysis would get:
+-
+
- When keeping levels: "0", "1" +
- When dropping levels: "0" +
Filtering a continuous column
diff --git a/Desktop/utilities/allhelp.cpp b/Desktop/utilities/allhelp.cpp index 311165ef53..c8dcf1bbe5 100644 --- a/Desktop/utilities/allhelp.cpp +++ b/Desktop/utilities/allhelp.cpp @@ -718,23 +718,20 @@ QString AllHelp::easyfilterconstructor()The following examples will show you how you can create your own filters in a (relatively) simple manner:
-A new feature missing from the rather old help gifs is the changing of a columntype within the constructor. - Just click the icon and choose the type you want, the tooltip will show an example of the data. -
- -
- Another feature missing in the gifs is:
-
- Keeping or dropping levels is about whether each level (a value and label) of a column is passed to the analysis, levels are inspectable via the "Label editor".
- Keeping levels means that all levels defined on the column are passed to the analysis.
- Dropping levels means that only those levels that occur on rows that pass the filter are in the end end communicated to the analysis.
- As an example, suppose you have a column contBinom with two values/labels "0" and "1", and we filter all the "1"es out whereafter the analysis would get:
-
-
-
- When keeping levels: "0", "1" -
- When dropping levels: "0" -
contBinom with two values/labels "0" and "1", and we filter all the "1"es out whereafter the analysis would get:
+-
+
- When keeping levels: "0", "1" +
- When dropping levels: "0" +