Re: perldoc translation repository

Congrats!  :)
I wish I could help, but I'm a lazy American and I know only one 
language! ;)


Petras Kudaras wrote:

> Offer Kaye wrote:
>
>>> I use a hacked version of pod2html to produce those "fancy" html
>>> files (IMO pod2html would deserve an interface to some templating
>>> system, but this is another issue). The html files are automatically
>>> generated by a cronjob from the ASCII .pod files in the CVS repository
>>> provided by Sourceforge.
>>> We use E<> for characters like è, é and so on. I don't know if this
>>> is good for other languages (I think not).
>>>
>>>   
>>
>>
>> I agree- It won't.
>>
> It is good enough for Lithuanian language (we use a Latin based 
> alphabet with some weird additions -- iso8859-13), but I think it 
> would be beneficial to standardize on unicode for everyone. That way 
> we can have a consistant way for building all the documentation 
> formats that we need. So, I would rather use UTF than hack E<>'s
>
>>> I've only to maintain a hash table that records pod -> author couples.
>>>   
>>
>> Lost me here...
>>
> Well, while managing such things, one must keep track of some 
> meta-data. Things like authors, translators, translation status, etc. 
> We'd still have to think about this or use the system whatever is 
> being used in those national projects.
>
>> Petras, I take it you are also willing to be part of such a project?
>>  
>>
> Yes, I'm definately in.
>
> Petras Kudaras
> aka moxliukas
>
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