Quoting Frans Pop (elendil@planet.nl):
> For now I'm mostly interested in discussion of the issues I mention in the
> comments in the big new section (which basically replaces the old section
> that follows it).
Let's try:
> + # FJP: Why was this being done in reverse order?
> + for i in `seq 1 $NUMLEVELS`; do
> + if [ -f sublevel${i}/${lang}.po ]; then
> + list="$list sublevel${i}/${lang}.po"
> + fi
> + done
The reverse order was probably a logic error by me. So your change is
definitely correct
> + # We need the date of the last update of a sublevel PO file
Yes.
> + # Preferably we should also determine the name of the person who
> + # did the last update to a sublevel (for changelogs)
That would certainly be better. I fear it could complicated the code
quite a lot and, indeed, the translation is mostly a team work. I
personnally don't give much importance to Last-Translator.
So, well, if we find a *not too complicated* way to allow for
different last-translator, why not. But I don't think it's worth a
great effort.
> + # When updating a sublevel PO file, we should really retain
> + # all the old headers and only update the POT-Creation-Date...
Yes, definitely. There may be specific comments, or whatever
> + # Do we really want to loose obsolete strings?
> + # Shouldn't that be up to the translator?
> + msgattrib --width=79 --no-obsolete sublevel${i}/${lang}.po.new >sublevel${i}/${lang}.po
I should have put a comment when I added this. I know there was a
reason..:-|
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