Hi Mat,
On Thu, 2013-09-12 at 00:09 +0200, Mat M wrote:
Not really a patch. As discussed in the issue, it is a python webapp to
be setup on a webserver. it just need a readable local bare repo to work.
I'd love to commit a patch in opengrok, but I'm afraid my Java score is
not enough :)
Ok :-) do you have a live demo on-line we can play with ?
Do you have some code I can read ? :-) it's by far the best to share
your python app by posting it to the dev list - please do CC me, I'd
love to review (and/or use that).
I will, as soon as the glade question is solved.
Ok - you're working on that ? :-)
If it's a python app - perhaps we can also include a command-line
version for users to use to search the git repository with - which would
be ideal.
Well, request was for a web site, forwarding to opengrok. I think in a
CLI, you may want a different output. Adding some specs, so ?
Oh - sure; but if it's a nice standalone python thing then having a
command-line version would be awesome: developers would use that a lot
for lookups I think.
Do you support the glade format as well as the res format ?
Hem... The original goal wasd to search in *.[hs]rc to find en-US ref
strings and where they are used in the code. I don't manage to bind that
with your question.
:-)
Basically, all codes in.ui are stored in a .po file,
under the same folder structure in the translations repo. Have I missed
something ? If you could give a use case, it may become clearer to me.
Right - so; that is so; but I guess we'd want to avoid the translation/
repository since it's -so- huge :-) Instead I'd just grep for the
strings inside the .ui files. That will map to a filename (at minimum)
eg.
$ git --no-pager grep 'Detailed Calculation Settings'
sc/uiconfig/scalc/ui/formulacalculationoptions.ui: <property
name="title" translatable="yes">Detailed Calculation Settings</property>
Which gives us "formulacalculationoptions.ui" - if we grep for that
again it takes us straight to:
git --no-pager grep -2 'formulacalculationoptions.ui'
sc/source/ui/optdlg/calcoptionsdlg.cxx-ScCalcOptionsDialog::ScCalcOptionsDialog(Window* pParent,
const ScCalcConfig& rConfig)
sc/source/ui/optdlg/calcoptionsdlg.cxx- : ModalDialog(pParent, "FormulaCalculationOptions",
sc/source/ui/optdlg/calcoptionsdlg.cxx: "modules/scalc/ui/formulacalculationoptions.ui")
sc/source/ui/optdlg/calcoptionsdlg.cxx- ,
maCalcA1(ScResId(SCSTR_FORMULA_SYNTAX_CALC_A1).toString())
sc/source/ui/optdlg/calcoptionsdlg.cxx- ,
maExcelA1(ScResId(SCSTR_FORMULA_SYNTAX_XL_A1).toString())
Which is pretty much where we want to be.
Hopefully that is easy enough ? perhaps easier than all the old-style
src/hrc pieces ?
I'd love to read the code & get it into git somehow. If it's a
standalone thing then getting developers to use it on the commandline
would be a great (and trivial) 1st start before enabling it on some web
infrastructure I think.
Anyhow - thanks -so- much for your work - this sounds really exciting;
are you coming to the conference in Milan[1] ? if so - a lightning talk
on this would be great :-)
ATB,
Michael.
[1] - travel funding available cf.
http://conference.libreoffice.org/2013/en
--
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