Re: genlang -u

[Daniel Stenberg]

On Wed, 19 Jul 2006, Magnus Holmgren wrote:

Every time I run genlang -u (under Cygwin), I get a bunch of error messages 
like these, seemingly for every existing string in the translated file:


Warning: dest before line 8507 lacks quotes!


Could it be a line-ending related problem or similar?

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 Daniel Stenberg -- http://www.rockbox.org/ -- http://daniel.haxx.se/

Re: genlang -u

[Magnus Holmgren]

Daniel Stenberg wrote:

Every time I run genlang -u (under Cygwin), I get a bunch of error 
messages like these, seemingly for every existing string in the 
translated file:


Warning: dest before line 8507 lacks quotes!


Could it be a line-ending related problem or similar?


Don't think so at least... The files do have Unix linefeeds (and 
Cygwin is set to not translate linefeeds).


Some debugging suggests that the variables $dest, $src and $voice (which 
are the ones checked for quotes) are all empty...


Btw, I have perl 5.8.7 installed.

  Magnus

Manual writers: HTML building works.

[Dominik Riebeling]

Hi devs,

finally we can build a html version of the manual. You need tex4ht
installed (http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/~gurari/TeX4ht/mn.html, most
linux distributions should have packages for this). Also, as the make
process changed a bit you need to reconfigure your manual build.
Afterwards you have the following targets when configured to build the
manual:
- manual: like it previously did this builds the pdf manual
- manual-pdf: like above
- manual-html: builds the html version of the manual and puts it in a
subfolder html. Currently this is split up into separate files on
each chapter. Building a single file version is possible but I simply
haven't added this yet.
- manual-zip: builds the html manual and compresses it to a zip file.

The html version isn't perfect yet, especially the config file options
table in the appendix fails, so I've just disabled it for the html
version for now (it seems to fail on the booktabs). Also, IMO we
should adjust the stylesheet for the manual a bit to make it somewhat
nicer some time later. This can be (at least partly, but I haven't
looked into that further) achieved through configuration files for
tex4ht.

I'm not too much used to make, so I guess there is still room for
improvements on the Makefile changes I made. At least I hope it didn't
break anything (as it worked for me ;-)

- Dominik