Hallo everybody

I am forwarding the announcement of the first release of the Translate
Toolkit with the gconf quality test in pofilter. I know some of you have
already run it successfully directly from SVN, but perhaps this makes it
easier for some of you. Of course, you should also have a look at other
tests which can be very useful in review.

Obviously, if anybody has any feedback on this release candidate, please
let us know as soon as possible. Unless something serious comes up, we
might already release tomorrow.

A basic way to run pofilter for a GNOME translation, is something like
this:

  pofilter --language=xx --gnome file.po  results.po

where 'xx' is your language code, 'file.po' is the file you are testing
for errors, and with the results being written to 'results.po'.

Read more about the Translate Toolkit here:
http://translate.sourceforge.net/wiki/toolkit/index


The rest of the announcement follows.

Keep well
Friedel

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Onderwerp: [Translate-devel] Translate Toolkit 1.3 release candidate 1
Datum: Mon, 02 Feb 2009 17:07:45 +0200

Hallo everybody

We are ready to release Translate Toolkit 1.3 to the world. I built a
release candidate for testing.


The tarball is available here:
http://translate.sourceforge.net/snapshots/
Let me know if you are interested in other packaged forms.



This release contains some of these improvements:

 * Speed improvements for almost all file formats

 * New converters
   * tiki2po for tikiwiki articles [Wil Clouser, Mozilla]

   * symb2po for Symbian translation files

   * ini2po can now translate Innosetup files

 * Several improvements related to the XLIFF workflow
  [Thanks to Andre Schnabel for reporting several bugs]

 * Improved format support for PHP and PO (including support for
previous msgids)

 * Improvements to pofilter, among them a new test to test for the
incorrect translation of gconf values (thanks Dwayne!)

 * Several --duplicatestyle options were removed as advertised earlier

and many other improvements, cleanups and bugfixes.

This version also includes a new Translation Memory server that is used
by Virtaal, and soon, hopefully more tools like Pootle.


Please give it a test, and let us know how your testing goes. Unless
something serious comes up, I believe we can release this tomorrow.

Keep well
Friedel

--
Recently on my blog:
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