Am Thu, 30 Mar 2000 schrieb Stephan Kulow:
> Emily Ezust wrote:
> > 
> > Let's say I want to create a KStdAction but I want to change the visible
> > text. In my rc file I would have this:
> > <ActionProperties>
> >   <Action name="file_new" text="New Penguin"/>
> > </ActionProperties>
> > 
> > But how will that get internationalized? I can't do this (I tried it
> > just
> > for giggles):
> >  text="i18n(\"New Penguin\")"
> > 
> It works in adding a rc.cpp behind the messages: target and include
> rc.cpp
> into your list of to extracted sources.
> Look at kwrite for an example how to do it.
> And if you're brave enough, look at admin/Makefile.common's
> package-messages
> target for details how it's done.
> It's as simple as
> 
>           (cd $$subdir ;\
>            if test -n "`grep 'messages: rc.cpp'`"; then \
>                 $(EXTRACTRC) *.rc > rc.cpp ;\
>            fi ;\
>            $(MAKE) -f Makefile.am XGETTEXT="$(XGETTEXT) -C -ki18n
> -kI18N_NOOP -ktranslate -kaliasLocale -x $(includedir)/kde.pot" messages
> > $$tmpname 2>&1 ) || cat $$tmpname; \
>            test -f $$subdir/rc.cpp && rm -f $$subdir/rc.cpp 

kwrite Makefile.am says:

messages: rc.cpp
	$(XGETTEXT) -ki18nop *.cpp -o $(podir)/kwrite.pot

but if I do "make messages" it says

make: *** No rule to make target `rc.cpp', needed by `messages'.  Stop.

What's the rule to create it ?



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Michael
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