Re: Finding unused hdf data
Culley Harrelson <[email protected]> Mon, 13 Apr 2009 05:07:27 -0700
| Newsgroups | gmane.text.clearsilver.general |
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| Message-ID | <20090413120727.GA27312@bridge> |
My efforts are mostly to make translation more efficient. So, say I had a hdf file with this item: Strings.hello [Lang] = hello world! Once upon a time this was used by a cs file but the page was redesigned and it is no longer used anywhere. I want to get these old items out of the system so people aren't translating them. On Mon, 13 Apr 2009, David Jeske wrote: > What do you mean by "no longer used"? > > Typical HDF/CS usage has tons of HDF data which is never used. When I use it, I > make standardized exporters that dump structured data into HDF whenever that > type of element is used, and they always contain all the data (even if you only > need some of it). > > Brandon and I have had some conversations about some kind of DTD-like checking > system long-long ago, but we didn't really iron out details. > > Can you explain a little more of the way you're doing work and what problem > you're running into? > > -- culleyharrelson wrote: > > Does anyone have a script that takes a cs file and a hdf file and scans the > cs > > file for each hdf data item?, reporting on hdf items that are no longer used? > > I need to audit my hdf data. I am getting ready to write something like this > > and don't want to reinvent the wheel...