Re: Minimum required gettext and intltool version for Gnome?
Christian Rose <[email protected]> 08 Aug 2003 22:17:28 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnome.internationalization.general,gmane.comp.gnome.lib.xml.internationalization |
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fre 2003-08-08 klockan 21.40 skrev Danilo Segan: > I've noticed that my gettext and intltool versions don't catch all the > strings. The particular problem was with a large number of .lang files > in gtksourceview, Yeah, we're trying to poke the intltool maintainers to do a new (badly needed) release (see the mail on Aug 1st; http://mail.gnome.org/archives/xml-i18n-tools/2003-August/msg00000.html). So far without success. > but now I noticed that even gnome-desktop and gedit > have strings which I didn't get with intltool-update on CVS. Not even with intltool CVS? Whoa. I guess the only reasonable answer is "file intltool bugs". Feel free to cc: [email protected]. > So, are there any official prerequisites for performing Gnome > translation? The only prerequisites I know of is 1) the latest released intltool version and 2) any gettext that makes that intltool version happy, I think. > It's pretty shitty when you cannot trust intltool-update to perform The > Right Thing, and it can even screw up something (eg. some translations > will be obsoleted which should not). > > For the record, I was using GNU gettext 0.10.38 even though I had newer > releases in private/separate directories. With eg. 0.11.5 it works > fine, but I don't remember hearing anything regarding this issue? I believe there were some discussions and even outstanding patches to make intltool require GNU gettext >= 0.12 (see http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=99005), but I don't think that has been committed yet. The intltool maintainer, Kenneth, is unreachable. Christian