[Scribus] Translation

Morten Langlo mlanglo
Sun Dec 19 16:55:24 CET 2004


l?r, 18 dec, 2004, 18:49:50 +0100, skrev Craig Bradney:
> On Saturday 18 December 2004 18:28, Morten Langlo wrote:
> > Hello Craig and Co,
> >
> > I'm just about ready with the translation,
> > but the following text string makes trouble:
> >
> >  "Scribus Python interface module
> >    This module is the Python interface for Scribus. It provides functions
> >    to control scribus and to manipulate objects on the canvas. Each
> >    function is documented individually below. .... etc"
> >
> > When I do a "lupdate Scribus.pro" to get the latest few strings from
> > the sources merged with my latest translation the string mentioned above
> > is marked as obsolete, and a new instance of it is inserted marked
> > unfinished. But the grayed out entrance, which should be seen in
> > linguist, is not seen there even though it is in the ts-file.
> >
> > So I wander if there are some characters in that text,
> > that lupdate and linguist do not like, I use qt 3.3.3?
> >
> > If I run "lupdate -noobsolete" the string is of course removed as it
> > should and again a new unfinished is inserted.
> >
> > Well what to, how to get that string remain finished? - help needed!!
> 
> Using KBabel this doesnt happen, however, I think the issue is that that 
> string contains tabs and by the looks of things Qt Linguist cant handle tabs. 
> I think the problem is the formatting of the code in the C++ file, rather 
> than an intended use of tabs in the string. If you dont have KBabel, please 
> send the translation file and the translation for that string in a utf8 
> encoded text file, eg as written by Kate, and I will put that in with KBabel.
 
I have just installed kbabel 1.9.1 and it does not want to edit ts-files
- So how to get kbabel to do it.

Do you use something else than lupdate, since it also doesn't
like that string?

Don't say you have returnet to po-files again :-)


Regards

Morten


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Morten Langlo
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