[Xfce-i18n] Checking a translation in a real situation (e.g: EO)?
Daichi Kawahata
daichi at xfce.org
Wed Sep 28 07:50:00 CEST 2005
On Tue, 27 Sep 2005 18:27:03 +0200
sylvain.vedrenne at free.fr wrote:
> Checking the strings from [xfce-mcs-manager] seems possible since
> XFCE-4.2.2 contains an EO translation of it, but I don't know how
> to see the strings of xfce-mcs-manager...
You don't have to compile a program from source if you have already
workable binary installed, what you'll have to is just compile &
install your PO file,
$ msgfmt -c -o package.mo eo.po
$ cp package.mo /usr/share/locale/eo/LC_MESSAGES
or get the sources and './configure' then modify po/Makefile manually
as seems you'd like to try your translations with running application,
the target lines are:
around line 55-58
POFILES = eo.po af.po
GMOFILES = eo.gmo af.gmo
around line 225
CATALOGS = eo.gmo af.gmo
then 'make && su && make install', of course you can add `eo' at
the macro BM_I18N() (4.2), XDT_I18N() (trunk) in configure.ac then
'./autogen.sh', in this case however you'll have to install xfce4-
dev-tools and it takes time.
> In addition, to see the strings from [xfce4-session], [xfce4-panel],
> [xfwm4], I have tried compiling XFCE4.3.x from SVN, but without
> success...
What exact error do you have?
> => What is the easiest way to check the EO strings in a real
> situation?
There's no easy way to switch the environment version unless you
create the another path for it e.g. /usr/local/xfce-4.2 while trunk
is installed in /usr/local, but I'm not sure about your distribution
and initial script mechanism. For me, I had degraded running version
to 4.2, had translations fixed then move to trunk, probably someone
tells you more reasonable way.
> - Maybe I should add them to the sources of XFCE4.2.2 (and then
> ./configure --prefix=... && make && make install), but how can the
> eo.po be added to the tar.gz source tree actually?
Like I said, try one of above latter two.
Regards,
--
Daichi
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