intltool 0.26 is available

[Kenneth Rohde Christiansen <kenneth gnu org>]

A new release of the intltool package is available; this time codenamed
"No, you are kidding? I thought there was only one language in this
world". The intltool package is a set of tools for
translating the contents of data files using the gettext translation
framework.

As always we suggest everyone to upgrade - especially those having
problems with double encoded UTF-8 ;-)

Some of the changes in intltool since version 0.26:

- Handle no translations in get_newest_po_age (Rodney Dawes)
- Cleaned up tests and fixed few bugs (Kenneth)
- Send error messages to stderr, and fix other similar bugs
  (bug #105013, Denis Barbier)
- handle using a different output file. (James Henstridge)
- Correct the invocation of INTLTOOL_MERGE. (bug #106898, Malcolm
  Tredinnick)
- Extract attributes in XML when there are spaces arount the equal
  sign (Alberto Manuel Brand?o Sim?es)
- use iconv -f, instead of iconv --f (bug #105181, Hidetoshi Tajima)
- Added variable substitution. (Kenneth)
- Added small section for packages not using the aufo* tools 
  (Kenneth)
- Call msgmerge with options before non-options to fix potential
  non-GNU getopt issues. (Gregory Stark, Jordi Mallach)
- Make it work when running an UTF-8 locale (Kenneth)
- Fix some iconv/charset issues (bug #113121, Morten Welinder)

You can find the source code for intltool 0.27 on GNOME FTP site:

    <ftp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/intltool/0.26/>

If you have problems with intltool, please report bugs at
bugzilla.gnome.org. And if you are good at auto*, perl then please take
a look at the hard-to-fix bugs.

    -- Kenneth