Andras Timar píše v St 23. 03. 2011 v 19:39 +0100:
Hi Petr, *
2011/3/23 Petr Mladek <pmladek@suse.cz>:
I am going to look at it. The plan is to get rid of the "l10n" repo and
use the new "translations" repo exclusively. My steps will be:
+ download "translations" instead of "l10n" repo
+ allow to build internal translate toolkit (libs-extern repo)
Currently translate-toolkit 1.8.1 is fine
Thanks for tip
, but I filed a bug
(http://bugs.locamotion.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1883) because I think it
is easier to do the language fallback with translate-toolkit, than to
fix fdo#35067 and fdo#35068.
Great idea!
The progress there looks promising. When
it is fixed, we need to upgrade translate-toolkit in our sources, too.
sure
well, we need to support also system traslate-toolkit; The question is
whether to add strict dependency on the new version or make the feature
optional; I think that the strict dependency might be more safe but...
+ set the new L10N_MODULE in solenv/inc/settings.mk
+ modify build.lst in "all" module to depend on
TRANSLATIONS:translations instead of L10N:l10n
+ fix potential build probles
Please find attached a patch which implements a .gitattribute filter
for *.po files. If we do not wrap the lines in po files, then we get
less useless noise in diffs (tools tend to wrap the same content
differently). May I push it?
Go for it. It is great that you have this in mind!
Best Regards,
Petr
Context
- Re: [Libreoffice] l10n based on PO files (continued)
Re: [Libreoffice] l10n based on PO files · Petr Mladek
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