Re: FW: Octave - manual in Czech language

[David Bateman]

As the octave manual is largely made up from the help of the functions
themselves, you should look at the translation framework in octave-forge
where the function helps themselves are replaced. This would make the
process of maintaining a translated manual much easier, but would also
allow native help within octave itself. See
http://octave.sourceforge.net/translation.html

Ing. Karel Perutka wrote:

>-----Original Message-----
>From: John W. Eaton [mailto:address@hidden 
>Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2006 5:22 PM
>To: Ing. Karel Perutka
>Subject: Octave - manual in Czech language
>
>If you'd like to let more people know about this, please post the
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>Thanks,
>
>jwe
>
>
>On 13-Jun-2006, Ing. Karel Perutka wrote:
>
>| Dear Prof. Eaton,
>| 
>|  
>| 
>| Let me inform you about the webpages http://octave.wz.cz
>| <http://octave.wz.cz/>  where is located the manual for Octave written in
>| the Czech language with the links to the www pages with the original
>| documentation in English. This manual was done by one of my students as a
>| Bachelor thesis this year. 
>| 
>|  
>| 
>| Respectfully,
>| 
>|  
>| 
>| Ing. Karel Perutka
>| 
>|  
>| 
>
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