From: Raphael Finkel (raphael_at_cs.uky.edu)
Date: Tue Jan 27 2004 - 15:41:46 EST
If you directly edit .strings, if somebody does update to generate a .po
file, that file will have *none* of your strings. There will be no
error notice.
If, however, you use my strings_2_po.pl, you can create a .po file from
your .strings file that contains your work, and others can add to that
work and generate the .strings file from the .po by using
ui-backport.pl. But if you have given two different translations for
the same msgid, I doubt my strings_2_po.pl program will work right, and
I am sure that update.pl will refuse to work.
In short:
source .h files -> initial .po file: use update.pl --pot
.po file + source .h files -> updated .po file: use update.pl
.po file -> .strings file: use ui-backport.pl
.strings file -> .po file: try my strings_2_po.pl
source .h files + .strings file -> updated .strings file: I have no program
Raphael
> But if I've edited directly strings and someone after that generates
> PO-file what will he get? PO-file with errors? Or doesn't he get
> anything at all? In that case nobody can easily correct errors but
> me...
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