[mapserver-dev] Pull requests in documentation

[Jeff McKenna]

Hi ThomasG,

The following command does work here for me:

  make compile_messages fr

Not sure if we should change the documentation steps to that or not.

Awaiting your advice.

-jeff



On 2013-12-04 3:49 PM, Jeff McKenna wrote:
> Hi ThomasG,
> 
> Some more feedback for you on this issue:
> 
> - calling the python script directly generates the .mo files correctly
> (python i18n_win.py --lang fr)
> 
> - if I print out the current working dir in i18n_win.py before
> msgfmt.make I get:
> 
>   translated\-e
> 
> So I think the options in "make compile_messages -e TRANSLATIONI18N=fr"
> is having trouble on Windows.
> 
> Thoughts?
> 
> -jeff
> 
> 
> 
> On 2013-12-04 2:14 PM, Jeff McKenna wrote:
>> Hi ThomasG,
>>
>> I'm testing/building your branch 'branch-6-4-i18n-with-po' now.  I've
>> checked out your branch and am following your updates/steps in
>> documentation.txt
>>
>> I'm having trouble at the step where I believe the .mo files should be
>> generated.  On windows, I am getting the following messages:
>>
>>   make compile_messages -e TRANSLATIONI18N=fr
>>
>>     No such file or directory: 'LC_MESSAGES\\about.mo'
>>     No such file or directory: 'LC_MESSAGES\\announcements_all.mo'
>>     ...
>>
>> Indeed there are no .mo files in the folder /translated/fr/LC_MESSAGES/
>>
>> (.po files do exist in /translated/fr/)
>>
>> Maybe I have missed a step?  Let me know what you think.
>>
>> -jeff
>>
>>
>>
>> On 2013-10-12 2:24 PM, Thomas Gratier wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> It's done. Before i submit another PR for the documentation, you can go
>>> to my repository https://github.com/ThomasG77/docs.git and checkout my
>>> branch branch-6-4-i18n-with-po
>>> After, do the usual build (you need the latest Sphinx version) with make
>>> html to see the documentation content about documentation.
>>> Then, follow the instructions you have in the built html to enable the
>>> i18n translation process.
>>>
>>> If you have any feedbacks, you can do it via a Github issue , a PR or in
>>> this thread.
>>> At the end, when everything will be Ok, I will make a new PR from my
>>> branch, for the documentation on documentation process.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> Thomas Gratier