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Re: Debiandoc not translated..



Hi,

As debiandoc supports internationalization since version 1.0.14, you
don't need to file a bug report for the support itself.  However, you
could file one for it not being documented properly (this is already
on my todo list). 

Debiandoc supports the following languages: Danish, German, Spanish,
French, Italian, and Dutch (although I just found out Italian is set
to English :-( ).  This is done via the shell environment variable
LANG (AKA locales support).  E.g., for Spanish set the LANG variable
to es_ES.  If you would like a command line option overriding the
environment variable, just file a "wishlist" bug report and I'll take
care of it.  If you want support for other languages, just let me know
too. 

Thanks,

Ardo

Javier Fernandez-Sanguino Pen~a <jfs@ieeesb.etsit.upm.es> writes:

>         One of the differences I have found of significance in my first
> overview of debiandoc vs linuxdoc (sgml-tools) is that it is difficult
> to "translate" the output. For example, the "next|previous|table of
> contents" generated when translating debiandoc-sgml to html is hardcoded
> into the debiandoc tools, and not configurable via an external file
> and command options.
>         In sgml you can, with the -L swith, use any languaje you please,
> for the translation it will use files located in, for html files
> /usr/lib/sgml-tools/rep/html . Translating next|previous... is as
> easy as making a file called 'es' (similar to the 'en' already present)
> and call sgml2xxx with -L es.
> 
>         I would like this to be made possible also in debiandoc, but,
> before filing a bug report (:) I would like to hear any opinions
> out there....
> 
>         Anyone?
> 
>         Saludos
> 
> 
>         Javi 
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