On Fri, 5 Sep 2014, Paul Wölfel wrote:
I'm working on the plugin Areaselector and want to translate it to german. I
tried to find out how exactly the translation works, but I was not really able
to do so.
The documentation I found:
Hi Dirk,
yes I know you prefer SVN, but SVN does not fit my needs. That's the reason why
the plugin is on github.
I read the readme file, but it's not very verbose.
Actually we prefer the usage of our SVN infrastructure. That's why we don't
document it more than necessary.
So you don't
On Fri, 5 Sep 2014, Paul Wölfel wrote:
yes I know you prefer SVN, but SVN does not fit my needs. That's the reason why
the plugin is on github.
Everything has advantages and disadvantages.
I read the readme file, but it's not very verbose.
Short description:
After doing the normal
Hi,
With the recent move of some Github plugins (conflation and areaselector)
to our Github organization (https://github.com/JOSM), it is now possible
for us to handle i18n (almost) like any other plugin. That's what I did:
- checkout http://svn.openstreetmap.org/applications/editors/josm/
-
On Fri, 5 Sep 2014, Vincent Privat wrote:
- checkin Github (we can access Github through SVN !):
Nice :-)
Which files? Po files are simple text. The lang files are direct binary
conversion of the po files (we use own .lang instead of standard .mo as the
results are much smaller which
Hi everyone,
The JOSM server will be shut down for maintenance at 20:00 GMT (in 10
minutes).
Following services will be unavailable:
- wiki
- bug reporting
- download from website
- SVN
It's a perfect time to test the new offline mode of JOSM :)
java -jar josm.jar --offline=josm_website
Hi,
Unfortunately I encountered unexpected errors and the website is not yet
100% functional.
SVN access is restored but many links on website are broken right now.
The download links are OK though.
We'll try to bring back the site alive tomorrow. In the meantime please
refrain to edit any wiki
