don't do just a copy
--- /deb/webwml/english/devel/website/examples.1.8.wml Fri Sep 03 22:53:13 2004
+++ /deb/webwml/english/devel/website/examples.wml Fri Oct 01 21:22:37 2010
@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
#use wml::debian::template title="Examples"
-<H3>Example of Starting a Translation</H3>
+<h3>Example of Starting a Translation</h3>
-<p>French will be used for the example:
+<p>French will be used for the example:</p>
<pre>
cvs checkout webwml/Makefile.common webwml/english
cd webwml
mkdir french
@@ -17,72 +17,73 @@
cp Makefile po
make -C po init-po
cvs add po/Makefile po/*.fr.po
</pre>
-<p>Edit the <tt>.wmlrc</tt> file and change:
+<p>Edit the <tt>.wmlrc</tt> file and change:</p>
<ul>
- <li>'-D CUR_LANG=English' to '-D CUR_LANG=French'
- <li>'-D CUR_ISO_LANG=en' to '-D CUR_ISO_LANG=fr'
- <li>'-D CUR_LOCALE=en_US' to '-D CUR_LOCALE=fr_FR'
- <li>'-D CHARSET=iso-8859-1' to whatever is appropriate.<br>
+ <li>'-D CUR_LANG=English' to '-D CUR_LANG=French'</li>
+ <li>'-D CUR_ISO_LANG=en' to '-D CUR_ISO_LANG=fr'</li>
+ <li>'-D CUR_LOCALE=en_US' to '-D CUR_LOCALE=fr_FR'</li>
+ <li>'-D CHARSET=iso-8859-1' to whatever is appropriate.<br />
French just happens to use the same character encoding as English so no
change is necessary, however it's likely that new languages will need
- to have this setting adjusted.
+ to have this setting adjusted.</li>
</ul>
<p>Edit Make.lang and change 'LANGUAGE := en' to 'LANGUAGE := fr'.
In case you are translating to a language which uses a multi-byte charset,
you may have to change some other variables in that file, for more
information read ../Makefile.common and perhaps other working examples
-(translations such as Chinese).
+(translations such as Chinese).</p>
<p>Go to french/po and translate entries in PO files. This should be
-quite straightforward.
+quite straightforward.</p>
<p>Always make sure you copy the Makefile to each directory you translate.
This is necessary because the program <code>make</code> is used to convert
-the .wml files into HTML, and <code>make</code> uses Makefiles.
+the .wml files into HTML, and <code>make</code> uses Makefiles.</p>
-<p>When you are done adding and editing pages, do a
+<p>When you are done adding and editing pages, do a</p>
<pre>
cvs commit
</pre>
-from the webwml directory. You can now start translating the pages.
+<p>from the webwml directory. You can now start translating the pages.</p>
-<H3>Example of Translating a Page</H3>
+<h3>Example of Translating a Page</h3>
-<p>A French translation of the social contract will be used for the example:
+<p>A French translation of the social contract will be used for the
example:</p>
<pre>
- cd webwml/french
- cp ../english/social_contract.wml .
+ cd webwml
+ copypage social_contract.wml
+ cd french
cvs add social_contract.wml
</pre>
<p>Edit social_contract.wml and translate the text. Do not try to translate
any links or change them in any way - if you want to change anything,
-request it on the debian-www list. When done, type
+request it on the debian-www list. When done, type</p>
<pre>
cvs commit -m "short description of the changes you made"
social_contract.wml
</pre>
-<H3>Example of Adding a New Directory</H3>
+<h3>Example of Adding a New Directory</h3>
-<p>This example shows the French translation adding the intro/ directory:
+<p>This example shows the French translation adding the intro/ directory:</p>
<pre>
cd webwml/french
mkdir intro
cvs add intro
cd intro
cp ../Makefile .
</pre>
-Make sure a new directory has the Makefile and that it's committed in CVS.
-Otherwise, running make will give an error to everyone else trying it.
+<p>Make sure a new directory has the Makefile and that it's committed in CVS.
+Otherwise, running make will give an error to everyone else trying it.</p>
<pre>
cvs add Makefile
cd ..
cvs commit -m "added the intro dir to CVS" intro
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