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List:       kde-core-devel
Subject:    BRANCH i18n is badly screwed up (SHOWSTOPPER)
From:       Pedro Morais <morais () kde ! org>
Date:       2002-12-19 0:35:04
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I pointed this to the i18n mailling list a 9 days ago, then
pablo also reported it, then Eugene Onischenko reported part of it,
and then... nobody answered.

As of today (cvs update just now) kde-i18n is badly screwed up
in KDE_3_1_BRANCH.
I'll quote my previous e-mail:

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Todays msgmerge lost all non-ASCII chars on the pot files;
just look at the fuzzies on kstars ou noatun to see what I mean.
Maybe the person who did the merges used a different msgmerge
from the usual?

Also, what happened to cupsdconf?
I guess the new fuzzies and untranslated are OK, we've got a lot
of time, but look at the obsoletes; are we really going to throw
away all those documentation-like strings?
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Also, more stuff on the cupsdconf problem:

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after a latest msgmerge in KDE_3_1_BRANCH I have found a lot of fuzzies and 
untranslated messages in cupsdconf.po . All these strings came from 
kdeprint/cups/cupsdconf/* . But according to 
kdelibs/kdeprint/cups/Makefile.am cupsdconf is NOT used (cupsdconf2 is used). 
So there is no sense to translate the new version of cupsdconf.po.
Should I revert the changes?
May be it is a bug in merge script for KDE_3_1_BRANCH?
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Can somebody at *least* answer?
Thanks.

-- 
Pedro Morais - LEIC/IST - pmmm@rnl.ist.utl.pt http://www.rnl.ist.utl.pt/~pmmm
P�ina Portuguesa do KDE http://kde.poli.org morais@kde.org
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