Re: Some useful scripts

["Leonardo F. Fontenelle" <leonardof gnome org>]

Short story: You should try the script now.

Long story: The October 21 version was a reply to your report. You and
Vladimir Melo were experiencing opposite issues, to I made the script
try both "xml" and "xmlstarlet" binaries, and use whatever it finds. But
while doing that I made a silly mistake, and a few hours ago I fixed it.

BTW: nice to see you around.

Em Sáb, 2008-10-25 às 21:23 -0300, Fabrício Godoy escreveu:
> Is this a reply to my report?
> 
> 2008/10/25 Leonardo F. Fontenelle <leonardof gnome org>
>         Just updated the "review" script in the wiki to fix a syntax
>         bug.
>         
>         Em Ter, 2008-10-21 às 16:53 -0200, Leonardo F. Fontenelle
>         escreveu:
>         
>         >
>         > Today I uploaded new versions of the "review" and "zzgrep"
>         scripts:
>         >
>         > http://live.gnome.org/TranslationProject/Scripts
>         >
>         > The first one was reworked to be useful for regular
>         translators as well.
>         > If the file name is descriptive (e.g.,
>         evince.HEAD.pt_BR.po), then
>         > script won't depend on subversion to help you review the
>         translation.
>         > Subversion users should run the script without specifying
>         the file name,
>         > as before. The script is quite mature, and has even a
>         workaround for
>         > differences between GNU/Linux distributions! The pt_BR l10n
>         team is
>         > using it in the last weeks, and I'd like other teams to try
>         it too.
>         >
>         > "zzgrep" is more specific, but may be of someone else's
>         interest. It's
>         > used to verify terminology compliance across many
>         translations of a
>         > single locale. Please refer to the scripts page for more
>         information. In
>         > case you remember the previous version, the new feature is
>         that you can
>         > specify a regular expression for the translated message as
>         well, so that
>         > only messages *without* the regular expression in the
>         translated message
>         > will be marked as fuzzy.
>         >
>         > I apologize for "tsfx". The script is very nice, but I
>         couldn't sit down
>         > and write the --help yet. People who tried it said it's much
>         more robust
>         > than svn-checkout_l10n... Please read this email, and try
>         the script as
>         > described or with the --usage option. If you have an SVN
>         account, please
>         > run ssh-add before running the script.
>         >
>         >
>         http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-i18n/2008-August/msg00221.html
>         >
>         > PS: I didn't forget what I said about not reading the
>         mailing list for a
>         > few weeks.
>         
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