Em Seg, 2008-08-11 às 15:46 +0200, Gil Forcada escreveu:
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> To ease my translation/revision workflow I have made some small bash
> scripts that I'm attaching if anyone things they are useful :)
I got a few of them too, so I'll post them here. Most of my workflow is
abount revision, so usually the pt_BR.po files wil be somebody else's
* zzcl - Besides calling prepare-ChangeLog.pl (cl, ChangeLog), it
tiddies up the message catalog (i. e. breaking the long lines from
poEdit) and run a few checks. I run it on
$module/po{,-locations,-properties}/pt_BR.po. It can be used to commit
catalogs with minimal checking (for senior translators in our team),
after saving the new translation as pt_BR.po.gz or pt_BR.po. The
pt_BR.po.trad will make more sense in a minute. After running zzcl, it's
just a matter of "svn ci" and copy an past the ChangeLog entry to the
commit message.
* zzpo - Also to be run after checking out the module translation from
SVN. It asks for a translated message catalog (i. e. downloaded from our
Vertimus server) to be reviewed, and a message catalog from damned-lies.
It makes it easy for me to see what the translator changed, and also
runs pofilter to check for new or old errors. If I do any fix to the
translation, the resulting pt_BR.po and pt_BR.po.trad are used by zzcl
to generate a diff, which I use to inform the translator about the
changes I made.
* zzco - Yet another "svn co" wrapper.
I'm working with a teammate on a script to streamline the checkout part.
The script should use damned-lies information to find the appropriate
branch for a given module in a given release set. We already have a
functional version (actually two, in shell script and ruby), and should
publish them soon.
PS: the script names are an homage to the zz functions, these misc.
shell script utilities (in Portuguese): http://funcoeszz.net/
--
Leonardo Fontenelle
http://leonardof.org
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zzcl
Description: application/shellscript
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zzco
Description: application/shellscript
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zzpo
Description: application/shellscript