[SOLVED] Strange codes in language.php string definitions

What is the reason for some language string definitions to have a strange, seemingly random code attached?

For example:
SAVE_PERMISSIONS_ERROR_e3c4f2 (strange code is e3c4f2)
or
PUBLISH_ITEM_9488dd

Other items do not have such a code, i.e., FIELD_ASCENDING or UE_EDIT_TITLE

boyjahq wrote: What is the reason for some language string definitions to have a strange, seemingly random code attached?

For example:
SAVE_PERMISSIONS_ERROR_e3c4f2 (strange code is e3c4f2)
or
PUBLISH_ITEM_9488dd

Other items do not have such a code, i.e., FIELD_ASCENDING or UE_EDIT_TITLE

These are keys that have been automatically generated from our build scripts.
That is why the have the unique endings.

You should not bother with these - just keep them as they are.

They are not convenient nor intuitive but may I assume that they will not change in future implementations? That the special code that is associated with a specific string will remain the same going forward?

boyjahq wrote: They are not convenient nor intuitive but may I assume that they will not change in future implementations? That the special code that is associated with a specific string will remain the same going forward?

If a key is specified in the source code then that key will be used in the language file.

If a key is not specified in the source code, then our build script will generate a unique key using the default language text (from the code) and the hash generated strange number.

If the default language text changes, the generated key will change.