Clytie Siddall wrote:
On 08/08/2005, at 11:18 PM, Adam Weinberger wrote:
Every module may have a file named po/README.TRANSLATORS. In this
file, developers may put instructions such as "Only simple spelling
and grammar fixes" or "Please make any change necessary" or "Do not
make changes at all" or "You break it, you buy it". Absence of po/
README.TRANSLATORS will mean that translators have implicit
permission to edit the source strings themselves to resolve simple,
obvious grammar and spelling errors. (I.e. more complex or non-
obvious changes will still require a bugzilla bug to be filed.)
This would save a lot of time, but how does it work with gettext? I
thought changing _anything_ in a source string would make the .mo file
fail on reintegration.
Not "source string" as in
# src/foo.c, 135
msgstr "pants"
I'm talking about editing a source string as in
vi src/foo.c +135
{
printf("_(pants)");
}
# Adam
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