Re: [Translation-i18n] The reason for make dist updating po files
Bruno Haible <[email protected]> Sun, 16 Nov 2003 17:24:14 +0100
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Kenneth Rohde Christiansen wrote on 2003-06-24: > > Hmm, indeed "intltool-update --maintain" is helpful for the maintainer. > > (But it shouldn't recommend to add src/po-gram-gen.c to POTFILES.in when > > src/po-gram-gen.y is already listed.) > > > > Something like this could become part of automake's "make dist" target, > > but I don't see yet how to write this in such a way that it is customizable > > enough (depending on the project's structure and file types). > > It would be possible for a project like KDE or GNOME to use a project > specific configuration file, mentioning the file types and how to look > for marked strings. With GNOME we could supply such a file with > gnome-common for instance. At least I think 'make dist' should be able > to check for translation files of the types gettext support natively. Maybe this could also be achieved through a set of Makefile.am variables? We are now attempting to replace po/Makefile.in.in with a po/Makefile.am; I'm noting this point in the corresponding wish list. Bruno