language in the language itself, e.g. English (or
British English or US English, if needed), svenska, suomi, Deutsch,
français. (Be careful with the grammatically correct use of upper and
lower case here!)"
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he default binding for buttons
+#. labelled "Yes". To bind "j" to this command, you could
+#. translate "yes_key" to "ja_key", "ja", or even just "j".
+#: src/ui.cc:2695 src/vscreen/vscreen.cc:724
msgid "yes_key"
msgstr ""
-#: src/ui.cc:2691 src/vscreen/vscreen.cc:725
+#: src/ui.cc:2696 src/vscreen/vscreen.cc:725
msgid "no_key"
msgstr ""
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hose standard Perl? There is already the
c-format flag for messages in the po format. This would help with half
of the problems.
Translators validate their translations with 'V' in the Emacs' po mode
or similar with other tools, do they?
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just right amount of different plural forms in every
translation).
More info in GNU gettext info pages.
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On 2005-04-11T19:27:04+0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> cat $i | sed 's/Bier/beer/g' >$i
> Be aware that this needs a recent sed to be able to "cat file | sed
> >file" On woody machines, you need sed to output to an
> intermediate file.
It works everywhere and always if you replace cat+sed wi
g/~barbier/intl/l10n/po/> has temporarily
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