Le jeudi 09 novembre 2006 à 10:24 +0100, Luca Ferretti a écrit : > Il giorno gio, 09/11/2006 alle 00.23 +0100, Laurent Aguerreche ha > scritto: > > Le mercredi 08 novembre 2006 à 20:25 +0100, Luca Ferretti a écrit : > > > Il giorno mer, 08/11/2006 alle 19.40 +0100, Laurent Aguerreche ha > > > scritto: > > > > > > multi-po is discouraged by GNOME l10n guidelines. And it's a mess to > > > manage in a proper way. > > > > > > We can: > > > A. add a 'tracker-data' package that could pack MO files and maybe > > > in future stuff like icons, GConf schema files, glade files, gtk > > > + XML menu definition files... (see nautilus-data in Ubuntu) > > > B. put MO files in 'tracker' package (needed by 'tracker-utils' and > > > 'tracker-gnome-search-tool' > > > > I prefer the solution A to have a package which only contains > > platform-independent files. > > Open another thread?
When I would have a deb package... > > I made a translation for french... and it simply does not work :-D > > But translations are probably right so they should be added. > > It seems that my patch removed the setlocale(LC_ALL, "") call. I readded > this to cvs. Now tracker-search should work. > > I'm rebuilding from scratch my jhbuild sandbox, so by now I can test > tracker-search-tool. The setlocale here is missing, but maybe it's not > needed (should/could be invoked by gnome_program_init ()). > > Also I commited your French translation and the fix for intltool stuff > in make dist (but not the manual stuff, only the intltool) from your > patches. fr.po is missing in CVS. A question: how can I obtain a write access to CVS? I think I could avoid to partially commit my patches. ;-) > So, to test if now it works: > * update your cvs sandbox > * rebuild starting from ./autogen.sh (maybe not needed, but better > to do) and install > * check if tracker-search and tracker-search-tool are translated > in Italian or French language > > Please note that, if you are using Ubuntu, you have to install > "language-pack-it" and/or "language-pack-fr" to enable those locales if > you are using another locale. This is how Ubuntu works, other distros > should enable all locales by default. Hum? Ubuntu needs language-pack-* just for locales? (I use a Debian Unstable) > Moreover, if you are under Ubuntu Edgy, it seems that you have to use > the following line to invoke a different locale > > LANG=it_IT.UTF-8 LANGUAGE=it_IT tracker-search .... > > (and similar for fr) instead of the simple > > LANG=it LANGUAGE... > > that I suggested previously. On my system, I'm able to see the Italian > translation by default (I'm using the Italian locale as default, of > course) and the French translation when invoked with LANG and LANGUAGE > environment variables. > > Cheers, Luca. Laurent. _______________________________________________ tracker-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/tracker-list
