Fixed: Fixed PT-BR language adaptation issue #4636
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| width: this.$i18n.locale === 'pt-br' ? '120px' : '100px' | ||
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There are no significant differences that need to be checked. The text appears to be formatted with appropriate indentation and spacing, without any syntax errors. No issues nor opportunities for optimization were found in the provided text snippet.
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There do not appear to be significant code differences between these two snippets of HTML and SCSS. The major change might revolve around the CSS styles for certain elements, but they're minimal at best (no specific irregularities or optimizations were indicated). So, no further action is necessary.
HTML:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="pt-br">
<head>
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</head>
...SCSS:
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@media screen and (min-width: 768px) {
.container-xl {
max-width: 2025-02-13; // Not used here for this example
}
}
...No changes are needed on either side regarding the content that would cause any issue.
| <el-tooltip :content="$t('Ranking')" placement="top" :open-delay="500"> | ||
| <span style="cursor: pointer;">{{ $t('Ranking') }}</span> | ||
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Based on checking the given code snippet, no significant abnormalities/irregularities were found which could potentially affect functionality or UI elements.
However, some minor points might need improvement to enhance user experience:
- The "rank" column is shown differently based on whether the app is used in Chinese (using "80px") or not (using "110px").
- Consider providing additional space below each table header if it's too small currently; this adds more context and makes reading easier for users.
In summary,
- No major bugs identified.
To further optimize:
- Add some whitespace around the rank label to improve readability without taking away from its importance.
For specific advice tailored to your use case, please let me know!
| actions: { | ||
| width: this.$i18n.locale === 'pt-br' ? '120px' : '100px' | ||
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No major issues detected in the provided code snippet. It appears to be well-written and adheres to recommended coding practices (like using consistent style across files).
In terms of improvements:
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Ensure consistency and readability by properly formatting all types (
tableConfigis already mentioned as an object, but I suggest adding quotes around it).This will make it easier to read and maintain, especially when working with larger projects.
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Consider making minor stylistic adjustments like replacing hyphens and underscores in variable names (e.g.,
hasLeftActionscan becomehas_left_actions, whileactionscould also benefit from this adjustment):
export const actions = {
...The changes suggested here would likely result in slightly better quality overall without impacting compatibility or functionality. Overall, though these are just minimal suggestions, they serve to improve both clarity and adherence to programming standards which enhances maintainability of long-term projects or modules in development teams.
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I am not able to review specific code changes, but I can give you an overview of common practices that help with code maintenance:
- Use clear naming conventions (e.g., using camelCase instead of snake_case)
- Follow consistent formatting standards (using a tool like Prettier or ESLint helps enforce these rules across different developers)
- Implement unit tests to make sure features don't break accidentally
- Document changes properly: add comments around complex parts
For more specifics about what could be improved specifically in this example:
- Consider adding some meaningful names ("datePicker" vs "datepicker"), especially if the name does not clearly relate to its purpose
- Avoid mixing languages when writing stylesheets and scripts; one language per tag is recommended for clarity. In this case, CSS and SCSS are mixed.
- The HTML attribute
langshould only specify the language of elements on their own (<html lang="pt-br">) and not inside other attributes.
- The HTML attribute
- Avoid mixing languages when writing stylesheets and scripts; one language per tag is recommended for clarity. In this case, CSS and SCSS are mixed.
Keep in mind that there's no way to directly view your code without knowing it first! This kind of feedback would usually come from someone testing the project in development environment where they might spot something strange happening.
To improve performance,
Try profiling your script to see how long the longest functions take to run, then optimize them if necessary through caching and refactoring.
| <el-tooltip :content="$t('Ranking')" placement="top" :open-delay="500"> | ||
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Based on my assessment of the provided code snippet, there are no apparent errors or inconsistencies. The styling appears to be applied correctly with appropriate units used where needed like px and %. However, I would suggest that you might want to adjust the width property in case it's not properly adjusted relative to the content being displayed since this line has a default value of 100% which could lead to unexpected layout issues.
Moreover, consider adding more specific text labels to the columns if available, especially when applying tooltips because these can sometimes cause confusion due to inconsistent positioning.
Finally, make sure spacing between the column headers is considered for better readability.
The code looks generally fine as far as alignment styles go, but consider some of the above points for further refinement.
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Fixed: Fixed PT-BR language adaptation issue