Examples of using Gettext in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
Gettext not found.
Localization using gettext.
Gettext catalogs editor.
What about the other translation tools for documentation using gettext?
Gettext solves all those problems together.
The idea is to reuse the gettext methodology to this new field.
But gettext wasn't designed for that use!
Other supported file formats are PHP arrays, PHP variables and Gettext.
At the first glance, gettext doesn't seem to be adapted to all kind of translations.
Common tools that work with PO files include the GNU Gettext Tools and the Translate Toolkit.
Third, you can disable the gettext integration, should probably solve your issue better than downgrading to 0.6.1.
If you want the translations to non-Englishlanguages to work then you need the GNU gettext package.
The ability to disable the gettext integration where it causes problems, with some other fixes.
The po4a(po for anything) project goal is to ease translations(and more interestingly, the maintenance of translations)using gettext tools on areas where they were not expected like documentation.
Because of the gettext approach, doing this becomes more difficult in po4a than it was when simply editing a new file along the original one.
All widely usedfile formats for localization are supported, gettext, JSON, XLIFF or resource strings etc.
It is based internally on gettext(but po4a offers a very simple interface so that you don't need to understand the internals to use it).
If you wish to learn more about this,you definitively need to refer to the gettext documentation, available in the gettext-doc package.
Gettext A group of utilities for preparation and compilations of translations of the interface of programs on various languages in conformity with the internationalization standard I18N.
If the command above fails then you need to install the gettext package if you want any language other than English.
When translating software, usually gettext tools are used to prepare translation files. When original text changes, gettext tools update translation files and mark entries with changed original text as fuzzy(or non-ready in other terminology). They store previous original text so that translators could see what changes exactly were made.& lokalize; simplifies life of translator and highlights parts of original text that were changed in Alternate Translations view.
Will check this out,for now however you can probably disable gettext integration in the new plugin, which is better than downgrading.
The resulting templatefile can be used to create gettext message files(PO-files) for a variety of languages. These can then be used in conjunction with po2xml(1) to translate the original XML file into these other languages.
You need the& GNU; msgfmt which is part of the& GNU; i18n package gettext. You should be able to download it from any& GNU; mirror.
The conflict iscaused by the way Transposh uses to integrate into gettext(by adding those chars and later removing them) normally the conflict you are describing should not happen.
Zonetab2pot. py reads the timezone list given on the command-line andconverts it to a gettext message file(PO-file) template containing the names of the individual timezones.
Po2xml is a command-line tool that translates theDocBook XML file original-XML using the gettext message file translated-PO. The resulting translated XML file is sent to standard output.
Split2po is a command-line toolthat takes the two given DocBook XML files and produces a gettext message file(PO-file) that represents the changes between them. The resulting PO-file is sent to standard output.