Hannes Kamecke

As a workaround for Angular 10+, I created a small script to directly call the xliffmerge function ``` const xliffmerge = require('@ngx-i18nsupport/ngx-i18nsupport/src/xliffmerge/xliff-merge'); xliffmerge.XliffMerge.main([process.argv[0], ...process.argv.slice(2)]); ``` I call it from package.json...

@Blucbo I have a messages.en.xlf translated from german Hallo Welt Hello World ... If I add chinese as language I'll get Hallo Welt Hallo Welt ... But what I'd like...

I figured out that it is a problem of `\n` in the source file vs. `\r\n` in the translation file (generated by TinyTranslator on Chrome Win10). The comparison here returns...

Unfortunately still broken for me. Check out this example master (with LF). The corresponing translation file has same content but with CRLF. ``` Erste Zeile. Zweite Zeile. awesome.component.html 2 ```

Sounds great. Before making bigger changes, I'd really like to have some basic tests. Unfortunatly, I've no experience with the current grunt setup. I just copied it from the chartist...

Thank you, but it doesn't work with 0.9.7 (try demo.html). Which chartist version do you try to support with this fix? What are your chart and axis settings?

@almania69 Which chartist version and which kind of axis do you use?

How do you update your chart? I cannot reproduce this using `chart.update()`.

angular-chartist calls `this.chart.update(this.data, this.options);`. I can confirm, that the zoom is lost in this case. In my test I just call `chart.update();` after changing the original data. In that case,...

The plugin was developed for line charts only. I have no clue what is needed to make it work with bar charts, maybe it's just removing the check: https://github.com/hansmaad/chartist-plugin-zoom/blob/c3510ab1751539aa9b5cc83eee2d5f97dab72bba/src/scripts/chartist-plugin-zoom.js#L21 ...but...