Devel April 2009

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cvs down or moved ?

by Dongsheng Song

[dongsheng@x64-linux:~/var/cvs/po4a]% cvs up [09-04-08 8:43:08] Fatal error, aborting. anonscm-gforge: no such system user -- Dongsheng Song

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Xhtml: SSI comment included in translations

by poy

hi, i've been playing with the "includessi" option from the Xhtml module recently, and it's working very well! between <body> and </body>, i add:  and the contents of that file are correctly translated and included. the tag is changed into a simple comment:  followed by the translated contents of the included file. all good, but i have one little (non-)issue; in the translation template, the following translation is added: #. type: Content of: <html><body> #: help/commands_user.html:15 help/window_hub.html:45 msgid "" msgstr "" obviously this is not to be translatable; when i add a comment between <body> and </body>, eg:  the comment is ignored by po4a and doesn't end up in the translation file. so it's a little odd that the SSI comment does end up in there... could this be checked please? thanks, poy

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po4a bug with entity in comments

by Dongsheng Song

For example, define entity 'appA': <!ENTITY appA SYSTEM "appA-cmdref.xml"> But when I comment it out:    Then I use '-o includeexternal', po4a still expand 'appA' ! --- Dongsheng Song

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po4a with xml ISO ents

by Dongsheng Song

Can po4a-updatepo expand xml ISO ents ? Or po4a-translate understand xml ISO ents ? When I run po4a-updatepo, I can use 'includeexternal'. But when I run po4a-translate, I must run for each xml files. If I run po4a-translate with Xinclude results, because the result xml expand xml ISO ents, and the po file use xml ISO ents, so if po4a-translate not understand xml ISO ents, the translated strings will not match ! --- Dongsheng Song

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po4a with markdown

by Dongsheng Song

Here is the source: ## Glossary ## Here we have the meanings of some terms used into Git context. These terms were entirely copied from [Git Glossary](http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/gitglossary.html). After I run 'po4a-updatepo -M UTF-8 -f text -o markdown -m ../text/55_Glossary/0_Glossary.markdown -p test.po', generate a po file with '\r' and extra space: #. type: Plain text #: ../text/55_Glossary/0_Glossary.markdown:1 #, no-wrap msgid "## Glossary ##\r\n" msgstr "" #. type: Plain text #: ../text/55_Glossary/0_Glossary.markdown:6 msgid "" "Here we have the meanings of some terms used into Git context. \r These " "terms were entirely copied from \r [Git Glossary](http://www.kernel.org/pub/" "software/scm/git/docs/gitglossary.html). \r" msgstr "" Why po4a generate '\r' instead of '\n', and add extra space ? --- Dongsheng Song

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