Re: popt and i18n

2002-10-03 Thread Pavel Roskin
> mc -? > and you can see at least 4 such messages: "Usage:", "[OPTION...]", "ARG" > ;-) and "-?: unknown option". Well, I cannot. It seems that libc locale support is broken in Red Hat 8.0, so all the messages are in English. I'll try to fix all this mess as soon as possible :-( I think th

Re: popt and i18n

2002-10-03 Thread Andrew V. Samoilov
Pavel Roskin wrote: > On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Andrew V. Samoilov wrote: > > >>Hello! >> >>There is POPT_ macro used in the popt subsystem for translated strings. >> This macro is not recognized by xgettext, so I see 2 ways to see these >>strings accepted: >> >>1) Replace POPT_ with _ in src/popt*

Re: popt and i18n

2002-10-03 Thread Pavel Roskin
On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Andrew V. Samoilov wrote: > Hello! > > There is POPT_ macro used in the popt subsystem for translated strings. > This macro is not recognized by xgettext, so I see 2 ways to see these > strings accepted: > > 1) Replace POPT_ with _ in src/popt*.* > 2) Add POPT_ to the po

popt and i18n

2002-10-03 Thread Andrew V. Samoilov
Hello! There is POPT_ macro used in the popt subsystem for translated strings. This macro is not recognized by xgettext, so I see 2 ways to see these strings accepted: 1) Replace POPT_ with _ in src/popt*.* 2) Add POPT_ to the po/Makevars. This way requires gettext 0.11+ to be used. -- R