On Thu, Sep 21, 2000 at 03:22:31PM -0400, Steve Robbins wrote: > > Yes. But when you said > > Of course the program in question should display gettextized > fields names :-) > > I took this to mean that the higher-level tool should display the > translated field names to the user. Invoking 'dpkg --standard-field-names' > gives only the English version, so how would you display the translations > other than having them known to the high level tool?
Oh, I see. Well, there are two ways. One can either put these field names to this program's pot file - these are just a few words, after all, or the program can temporarily use dpkg's text domain. Marcin -- +--------------------------------+ The reason we come up with new versions |Marcin Owsiany | is not to fix bugs. It's the stupidest |[EMAIL PROTECTED]| reason to buy a new version +--------------------------------+ I ever heard. - Bill Gates
