2009/6/28 Till Paala <till.ret...@gmx.de>: > If it is easy for you to somehow just update all German commitishes in > input/texidocs, run makelsr.py, so that the changes get into the .ly files > and commit the whole story I would be really greatful.
The current scheme of committishes on texidoc files makes hard to do this automatically, because languages can be in any order into the file. How can it be said what language it belongs? I suggest to mark the line with the language code such as %% es Translation of GIT committish: b2d431(...) texidoces = "..." %% de Translation of GIT committish: 17633f (...) texidocde = "..." or %% Translation of GIT committish: b2d431(...) es texidoces = "..." This way would be very easy for a translator to make a script that batch updates the files. What I did when there were hundredths of outdated files was to copy them all to another directory, change all their committishes to the updated one in all languages (which is temporally wrong for all but for your language), then call repeatedly the meld utility from a script for all pairs of files (original and changed) as arguments, and selecting with the mouse the correct one, then saving the file. -- Francisco Vila. Badajoz (Spain) www.paconet.org _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list lilypond-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
