Re: A simple script to manage GnomeGlossary.gnumeric

[<simos pc96 ma rhbnc ac uk>]

On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, Michael Twomey wrote:

> Thats great thanks, I was hacking on a little script to do this but you
> beat me to it :). I'll add this into the gnome-i18n/glossary if you
> want.

Thanks for your reply.
Yes, please add it to gnome-i18n/glossary. I will try to update the
script from there.

Now that I think about it, if we accept to use the .gnumeric file just
in order to extract the terms, then the script is sufficient as is and can
do the work. In the near future the script can be extended so that the
changes can be put back in the .gnumeric file. XML::Twig can do that, it's
just to find how. :)

>
> Now to work on that README...

Ack, I'll add one now at the above location.

>
> thanks,
> 	mick
>
> simos@pc96.ma.rhbnc.ac.uk wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >         At
> > http://hlp.sourceforge.net/scripts/xml-i18n-glossary-tool.pl
> >         you will find a utility that parses the GnomeGlossary.gnumeric
> > file and generates either
> >         o a "glossary.pot", ready for translation, with the Term
> >                 Description as comments.
> >         o a "XX.po" from the already translated terms of
> >                 GnomeGlossary.gnumeric so that one can continue
> >                 translating.
> >
> >         What is missing is the capability to inject back to the xml
> > file the translated strings. It remains to be done and should not
> > be too difficult.
> >
> >         In order to process the XML file (.gnumeric), I use XML::Twig
> > which has to be installed. To install it without too much fuss,
> > you may do "perl -MCPAN -eshell" and once you are in the shell, type
> > "install XML::Twig" and there you go.
> >
> >         Example usage:
> >
> > xml-i18n-update --pot g.gnumeric        creates glossary.pot
> > xml-i18n-update g.gnumeric el           creates el.po
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Simos Xenitellis
> >
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