Ok, guys, I am sorry for bombing you of cvs commit that way, but I had a bug repport from a user (Philippe). It turned out to be a misuse of the scripts. I was very happy, since it shows that the new po4a(1) is very useful. So, I redacted an answer saying "You just have to write a tiny little config file like that, and ..." and when I tryied, I found some bugs in the script. I fixed it, commited, and retryied. And this cycle went more that I would have hoped. If I knew from the begining that it would be so painful, I would have refrained myself from commiting each time. But there was an existing spanish translation in the module Philippe was trying to translate. I tryied to convert it to po4a, but it naturally added a "translator" section at the end of the man page. I thus had to create an addendum (and then debug the handling of addendum by po4a(1)). The nice point is that it now had a real testing, and I hope that Philippe will manage to convince the original author (Manoj) to switch to po4a. It would be cool, and it would be a great example of how to do stuff. Now, I need to get the version 0.17.1 out of the door. Jordi, would you mind updating the translations after the recent buchery, please? I'm sorry about that, but using the stuff, I found a whole bunch of messages which would be better said another way. For example, I changed all constructs like "adding addendum" to "applying addendum". Indeed, it makes more sense to consider addendum like patches. Strange patches (with only one line of context; but this line is a regular expression), but patches anyway. Let me put this sentence in the po4a(7) man page... Thanks for your patience, Mt. -- Le capitalisme, c'est l'exploitation de l'homme par l'homme. Le communisme, c'est le contraire. -- Coluche