Zitat von Jeff Kletsky <gnuc...@allycomm.com>:
#define ACCOUNT_OPTIONS_SECTION "Accounts"
#define TRADING_ACCOUNTS_OPTION "Trading Accounts"
Presently, make-gnucash-potfiles.in does not look at .h files for
translatable strings, so even after adding
#include <glib/gi18n.h>
and marking the strings, they don't make it into POTFILES.in
What approach is recommended for resolving this?
* Add an exception to make-gnucash-potfiles.in
Yes.
* Use _(ACCOUNTS_OPTIONS_SECTION) and don't translate the raw define
Yes. In the #define lines, the strings should be marked with the N_(
... ) macro, so they are still just a const char* literal for the
compiler's point of view, but they make it into gnucash.pot:
#include <glib/gi18n.h>
#define ACCOUNT_OPTIONS_SECTION N_("Accounts")
Subsequently, in places where the defines are being used for
human-visible display, they need to be translated writing
_(ACCOUNTS_OPTIONS_SECTION).
* Change .h to .c and leave people wondering why a .c file is being
#include-d
No.
Is that explanation sufficient or did I still forget something?
Regards,
Christian
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