Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status:
New
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Priority:
Minor
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Affects Version/s: Current Version
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: Translations
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Labels:None
Description
In /oioioi/sinolpack/files there is a sinol.cls file.
When used in task statements, it has a default iomode (\iomode{files}).
It does not update translations of example input/output texts, making them always polish.
PS: Moving the line to the bottom might fix the issue.
PSS: Should files really be the default iomode?
PSSS: And should we really use 8 years old sinol.cls file? There are surely newer versions around in use.
When used in task statements, it has a default iomode (\iomode{files}).
It does not update translations of example input/output texts, making them always polish.
PS: Moving the line to the bottom might fix the issue.
PSS: Should files really be the default iomode?
PSSS: And should we really use 8 years old sinol.cls file? There are surely newer versions around in use.
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