I have attached the en_US translated PO file which contains all
translateable strings. The only exception to this are the glade files.
I need the developers to use the glade development utility (I could,
just very busy with the integration process) to generate messages.pot
for the glade files. I will integrate that into pyatcron.po and that
will contain all of the strings.
To update you on the status of my work, here is a CHANGELOG of sorts.
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# Directory Structure
/usr/local/cvs/pyatcron/src/locales
/usr/local/cvs/pyatcron/src/locales/en_US
/usr/local/cvs/pyatcron/src/locales/en_US/LC_MESSAGES
# New Files
/usr/local/cvs/pyatcron/src/get_messages.sh
- This file is supposed to extract all strings from all .py files.
/usr/local/cvs/pyatcron/src/locales/en_US/pyatcron.po
- This is the PO file containing all translateable strings from
every .py file in the source tree.
/usr/local/cvs/pyatcron/src/locales/en_US/LC_MESSAGES/pyatcron.mo
- This is the MO file containing all compiled and translated
strings.
# ./src/config.py
LOCALE_PATH = PYATCRON_PATH + "/locales/"
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I was wondering, by looking at your code.. what YOU think the best
method is of setting _() as a global function in the project - without
redundant redeclarations and such. I have an idea, but obviously you
guys are more familiar with the code...
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