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tipiusage (area) of an expression
türlerusage (area) of an expression
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etichette & utilizzousage (area) of an expression
& kullanım etiketleriusage (area) of an expression
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pulisci scorrimentoregular expression to remove accelerators from menu items
geçmiÅi temizleregular expression to remove accelerators from menu items
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file non in formato xml corretto. abbreviation for 'regular expression '
dosya xml biçimine uygun değil. abbreviation for 'regular expression'
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riscontrato errore non specificatoshort for 'expression 'word (only latin letters, please)
tanımlanamayan hatayla karşılaşıldıshort for 'expression' word, e. g. 'expr' (only latin letters, please)
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%1 minutithis is a regular expression used to match a string after the 'in 'keyword in the journey search line. the english version matches strings like '5 mins.', '1 minute ',... '\\d+' stands for at least one digit, '\\. 'is just a point, a'? 'after a character means that it's optional (eg. the 's' in 'mins? 'is optional to match singular and plural forms). normally you will only have to translate 'mins?' and 'minutes? '. the regexp must include one pair of matching parantheses, that match an int (the number of minutes from now). note: '(?:...)' are non-matching parantheses.
% 1 dakikathis is a regular expression used to match a string after the 'in' keyword in the journey search line. the english version matches strings like '5 mins.', '1 minute',... '\\ d+' stands for at least one digit, '\\.' is just a point, a '?' after a character means that it' s optional (eg. the 's' in 'mins?' is optional to match singular and plural forms). normally you will only have to translate 'mins?' and 'minutes?'. the regexp must include one pair of matching parantheses, that match an int (the number of minutes from now). note: '(?:...)' are non- matching parantheses.
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