2:42 p.m.
Hi,
First of all, sorry for the flood of commits :(
Well, today has been a quite productive day. To summarize: I've finally
achieved a basic encoding solution, I've written a new module (Guide) for
the Gentoo documentation (I'll try to convince them to use it), I've
updated the Dia module (and added the Xml one to the distribution), I've
made some documentation improvements (in my opinion), now the translated
po4a documentation (man pages and html) have the "translation" section,
etc.
Before releasing there are some things left to do:
- Update the po4a and po4a-translate scripts to make them work with the
encodings (I don't know how po4a will handle it, maybe we'll need to
update the config files syntax)
- Make po4a-translate use process() and implement the addendum's encoding
- I'll try to revise (and improve when posible) the po4a(7) documentation
- I'll test the Guide module, and if it works well, it can be distributed
I'll try to watch these in the next few days.
By your side it would be nice if you could test the encoding issues in
real life documents and report if there's some strange behavior (or bug,
directly). Also, please review the "Authors" section in TT, I've copied it
from another file (to be able to apply the addendums), I don't know if
it's correct.
Oh, and this week we're the 3rd most active project on alioth :)
Regards,
Jordi Vilalta
5:17 p.m.
On Mon, Aug 09, 2004 at 09:42:12PM +0200, Jordi Vilalta wrote:
Hi,
First of all, sorry for the flood of commits :(
Well, today has been a quite productive day. To summarize: I've finally
achieved a basic encoding solution, I've written a new module (Guide) for
the Gentoo documentation (I'll try to convince them to use it), I've
updated the Dia module (and added the Xml one to the distribution), I've
made some documentation improvements (in my opinion), now the translated
po4a documentation (man pages and html) have the "translation" section,
etc.
Good work ! It's so pleasant to see po4a going forward quickly even if I've
almost no time to devote to it... Thanks you so much.
Before releasing there are some things left to do:
- Update the po4a and po4a-translate scripts to make them work with the
encodings (I don't know how po4a will handle it, maybe we'll need to
update the config files syntax)
- Make po4a-translate use process() and implement the addendum's encoding
- I'll try to revise (and improve when posible) the po4a(7) documentation
- I'll test the Guide module, and if it works well, it can be distributed
I'll try to watch these in the next few days.
Ok. I'll review your documentation reviews. Some of them look discutable to
me. I hope you don't mind.
By your side it would be nice if you could test the encoding issues
in
real life documents and report if there's some strange behavior (or bug,
directly). Also, please review the "Authors" section in TT, I've copied it
from another file (to be able to apply the addendums), I don't know if
it's correct.
We need to split up the list, and send the CVS commit to the other list of
the project, so that we can hope to get more people on this list and around
po4a. The list is created, I dunno how to achieve the switch properly.
Denis, could you look into it ? Actually, I don't think so since Denis is in
vacation. Could someone give it a try? Pierre?
Oh, and this week we're the 3rd most active project on alioth :)
Yuhu! Well done, dude.
For the record, the two last bugs in Debian I've fixed today were typo
revealed during the translation of the program to italian ;)
I tried to get Danilo subscribing here and getting a CVS write right, but
because of the time difference between here and europe, I've no answer yet.
Bye, Mt.
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6:31 p.m.
On Mon, 9 Aug 2004, Martin Quinson wrote:
On Mon, Aug 09, 2004 at 09:42:12PM +0200, Jordi Vilalta wrote:
...
Good work ! It's so pleasant to see po4a going forward quickly
even if I've
almost no time to devote to it... Thanks you so much.
You're welcome, it's pleasant every time it grows, whoever is the commiter
> Before releasing there are some things left to do:
>
> - Update the po4a and po4a-translate scripts to make them work with the
> encodings (I don't know how po4a will handle it, maybe we'll need to
> update the config files syntax)
> - Make po4a-translate use process() and implement the addendum's encoding
> - I'll try to revise (and improve when posible) the po4a(7) documentation
> - I'll test the Guide module, and if it works well, it can be distributed
>
> I'll try to watch these in the next few days.
Ok. I'll review your documentation reviews. Some of them look discutable to
me. I hope you don't mind.
Don't worry. I doubted with a lot of things. I'll try to learn from your
corrections. (next time I should send it to the list before commiting)
> By your side it would be nice if you could test the encoding
issues in
> real life documents and report if there's some strange behavior (or bug,
> directly). Also, please review the "Authors" section in TT, I've copied
it
> from another file (to be able to apply the addendums), I don't know if
> it's correct.
We need to split up the list, and send the CVS commit to the other list of
the project, so that we can hope to get more people on this list and around
po4a. The list is created, I dunno how to achieve the switch properly.
Denis, could you look into it ? Actually, I don't think so since Denis is in
vacation. Could someone give it a try? Pierre?
I've been investigating, and it seems to be configured in the file
/cvsroot/po4a/CVSROOT/loginfo in the server. Oops! It seems you can
checkout the CVSROOT module and modify this via cvs. I leave it to you :P
I'll subscrive there right now.
Also, how about sending notices to that list when new bugs are opened on
the project page? (today I've seen it's posible in alioth)
> Oh, and this week we're the 3rd most active project on alioth :)
Yuhu! Well done, dude.
For the record, the two last bugs in Debian I've fixed today were typo
revealed during the translation of the program to italian ;)
I tried to get Danilo subscribing here and getting a CVS write right, but
because of the time difference between here and europe, I've no answer yet.
Good news!
Regards,
Jordi Vilalta
1:18 a.m.
On Tue, Aug 10, 2004 at 01:31:56AM +0200, Jordi Vilalta wrote:
On Mon, 9 Aug 2004, Martin Quinson wrote:
>
>Ok. I'll review your documentation reviews. Some of them look discutable to
>me. I hope you don't mind.
Don't worry. I doubted with a lot of things. I'll try to learn from your
corrections. (next time I should send it to the list before commiting)
No, please don't. Commit whatever you feel improvable. The only point is
that we should avoid to get into an infinite loop in the process. Keep an
eye on what I change to avoid to turn them back *without discussion*. I'm
not native speaker either, so even if I'm in the US since a few month,
please keep correcting me when necessary.
>We need to split up the list, and send the CVS commit to the
other list of
>the project, so that we can hope to get more people on this list and around
>po4a. The list is created, I dunno how to achieve the switch properly.
>Denis, could you look into it ? Actually, I don't think so since Denis is
>in
>vacation. Could someone give it a try? Pierre?
I've been investigating, and it seems to be configured in the file
/cvsroot/po4a/CVSROOT/loginfo in the server. Oops! It seems you can
checkout the CVSROOT module and modify this via cvs. I leave it to you :P
Mmm. Wait. .. .. .. done. ;)
I'll subscrive there right now.
Also, how about sending notices to that list when new bugs are opened on
the project page? (today I've seen it's posible in alioth)
Also a good idea. Done, also. Did you find how to delete a tracker? I'd like
to get ride of the support request and feature request ones. Bugs are bugs.
Why should we need 4 trackers, depending on their gravity?
And moreover, we also have the main BTS of Debian.
Bye, Mt.
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