[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> *push*
>
> Can anybody reproduce the bugs I encountered with the files
> attached to my prior mail on 2007/09/11?
>
>
Fabio,
I'm sorry but I cannot get hold of your attachments anymore, and the
copies of your posting on Nabble and Gmain are just garbage. Could you
try
Internationalization
When using internationalization with an APPLICATION_SOURCE_PATH containing
spaces (which are correctly escaped, like "/cygdrive/d/my\ dir" - without
quotes!), xgettext failes with the following error, thus only producing
empty
.po-files, no messa
*push*
Can anybody reproduce the bugs I encountered with the files
attached to my prior mail on 2007/09/11?
Fabio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> replies are below. The files attached are zip archives, but the mailing list
> currently blocks the .zip extension.
>
> thron7 wrote:
>> H
Hi Thomas,
replies are below. The files attached are zip archives, but the mailing list
currently blocks the .zip extension.
thron7 wrote:
> Hi Fabio,
>
> Thanks for your detailed reports.
>> Internationalization
>> When using internationalization with an APPLICATION_SOURCE_PATH containing
>> sp
Hi Fabio,
Thanks for your detailed reports.
> Internationalization
> When using internationalization with an APPLICATION_SOURCE_PATH containing
> spaces (which are correctly escaped, like "/cygdrive/d/my\ dir" - without
> quotes!), xgettext failes with the following error, thus only producing empt
I forgot something. When using a complex application namespace, the generated
script will not have the .js file extension, but only consist of the full
application namespace, e.g. "net.sf.custom" instead of "net.sf.custom.js". Okay,
that one is a minor problem because it can be avoided using the
AP
Hi,
I am using the latest 0.7.1 release of qooxdoo. Building runs under Windows XP
with the latest cygwin release. I encountered some building problems:
Internationalization
When using internationalization with an APPLICATION_SOURCE_PATH containing
spaces (which are correctly escaped, like "/cygd