Please note that it might need some polishing. Anyhow I suggest you
look at how it works by looking in w.d.o/international/spanish or
w.d.o/international/french/ (I'm not sure if we are both using the same
database and program though....)
We could have a modified version of the program to output the
information for the database of documents in the DDP and keep it compatible
with the spanish and french versions.
Anyhow I would like some explanations on the 'data' system used by
vendors+consultants... is it somehow compatible? What about wmh? Can we use
it?
If no one objects, I will try to use this program in order to:
a) move the DDP's wml file to the directory devel/ddp
b) remove the files regarding the documents and try to have them
automatically generated with this schema
Best regards
Javi
On Tue, Mar 28, 2000 at 12:15:05AM -0500, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
>
> > Umm.. I know this is not that much integrated into wml but.. ¿have
> >you looked at the perl script made by Paolo Molaro, and modified by
> >Christophe Le Bars and myself? (the spanish version is in
> >w.d.o/international/spanish).
> > The idea of this is to have a Perl database (using hash arrays gives
> >a lot of possible uses) that has an entry for each documents. It is quite
> >powerful and Chris and me use it to keep track of translations.
> > That way you can do things like :
> ><PERL>
> >do 'ltcp.pl';
> >update_db_format();
> >
> >dump_html(0);
> ></PERL>
> >
> > Which dumps all documents marked as 'unavailable' (0). Of course
> >this can be cleaned up a bit and made more 'developer-friendly' :)
>
> This sounds like what we're looking for.
>
> .....Adam Di [EMAIL PROTECTED]<URL:http://www.onShore.com/>
