Today at 8:48, Clytie Siddall wrote:
> Shaun, haven't you just reverted the previous lot of changes?
>
> It looks like we've just changed back to where we were before.
No, it was my fault: i18n-status.gnome.org uses buggy version of
intltool which caused problems for gnome-doc-utils (dropped XML
Shaun, haven't you just reverted the previous lot of changes?
It looks like we've just changed back to where we were before.
Or, on the other hand, maybe not. :S
I am puzzled: even more than I usually am after working through that
file. ;)
from Clytie (vi-VN, Vietnamese free-software transl
As promised, I've just committed nice big comments for all of the
translatable strings in db-format.xml.in. I also put a little bit more
stuff in the manual. There are portions of the manual that translators
should read. The comments point to those sections, as well as provide a
quick synopsis o
> tr
> For some reason, the character U+00B7 (Middle Dot) was often being used
> in
> place of a space inside of markup. Stuff would look like this:
> "Yazar"
> Those characters, of course, made it not well-formed. I changed those
> occurances to spaces, as it was pretty clear that's what they s
sön 2005-02-27 klockan 20:57 -0600 skrev Shaun McCance:
> I've just committed changes to six PO files in gnome-doc-utils that were
> causing it not to build.
Ouch!
> When possible, I tried to fix the strings, but
> in some cases I just had to clobber them.
Sometimes the best thing is perhaps t
I've just committed changes to six PO files in gnome-doc-utils that were
causing it not to build. When possible, I tried to fix the strings, but
in some cases I just had to clobber them. Changes are as follows:
bg
These templates referenced non-existant arguments:
- format.manvolnum
- format.p
