Allan Rae <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: | On Tue, 2 Jul 2002, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: > >> Allan Rae <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> >> | On Sun, 30 Jun 2002, Lars Gullik Bjønnes wrote: | [...] >> >> So the solution is either to make all generations of this document to >> >> use the same sorting rules, _or_ to not have this file automatically >> >> genereated, but manually edited/created instead. >> > >> | _Or_ not have it in CVS. >> >> That is the worst option since we will have a _very_ hard time to get >> a updated lyx.pot that we are confident that are correct. >> (currently it is not because of the xforms/forms_* changes) > | I'm not sure I understand you here. If we continue to auto-generate | POTFILES.in but don't have it in CVS we always keep it up-to-date as | we do now (so long as people run make from $top_srcdir -- which they | need to to make a dist)
Why should they need that to make a dist? | *but* we don't have to worry about sort order | induced conflicts on updates (like I got yesterday) and so have a | simpler handling (no need to make sure every possible 'sort' results | in the same order). with a manually created POTFILES.in you would never get conflicts, unless you make them yourself. | lyx.pot is regenerated when a dist is made -- such as for a | pre-release. Translaters are encouraged to use the dist tarball. If | lyx.pot and POTFILES* are included in the dist the translaters use, | where is the problem? > | The only problem we really have now is that sort order varies from OS | to OS. How does that affect whether we trust lyx.pot? If lyx.pot is | regenerated when a dist is made why would we not trust it? -- | especially if the autogeneration of POTFILES.in has been working | successfully for some time now. The main problem we have no is that the forms_* files will not be included in the POTFILES.in. I do not trust the autogeneration... | I automated the update of POTFILES.in etc. because there were | complaints that doing it from autogen.sh (effectively manually) | meant That was far from manually... I regret the day that I make POTFILES be updated automatically. -- Lgb