OK and Cancel shortcut key missing in translation

l10n
#1

I have found out that since 3.4, the shortcut key representation for
OK and Cancel in Chinese (Traditional) is missing.

For example, ~OK is translated into 確定(~O) and ~Cancel into 取消(~C).
Nevertheless, they are not showed both in Linux and Windows.

The screenshot for Linux: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pswo10680/6789597746/
The screenshot for Windows: http://www.flickr.com/photos/pswo10680/6789597806/

At first, I thought it was my fault translating them into ~確定 and ~取消
something like that.
I downloaded the zip of translations and did some investigations.
I used 'grep -r --include="*.po" "PATTERN" .' to search for ~確定, ~取消,
~OK and ~Cancel to see if there are strings with the wrong
translations.
The result is that I didn't find out any translations wrong (assigning
the shortcut key to characters which cannot be shortcut keys).

I am not sure that I have found out all the possibilities or not.

However, I am curious that if it only happens on Chinese (Traditional)
interface or not. And if yes, how should I find out the way or the
exactly wrong string to fix it?

#2

Hi,

I'm very sorry, I replied, but it bounced back from the list ans I did
not notice. Here is what I wrote:

Those OK and Cancel buttons are from vcl/source/src.po. Original
English strings do not have shortcut keys. It is logical, because
Enter is OK, and Esc is Cancel, there is no need for extra shortcuts O
and C.

Best regards,
Andras

#3

I am curious why OK and Cancel has shortcut key indication in Linux
version? And underlining a Chinese character is obviously strange and
misleading.