Michael Bramer wrote:
I like to setup a pootle test server (cvs version) for the translation
of the debian package descriptions.
We have >10000 pot-files for the debian package description. We will
get >180000 po files with the 18 languages.
Grisu,
This is a very interesting challenge.
So far we have thought of a hierarchical structure of files in Pootle.
For example, We can have
Folder Debian
Folder French
Folder Debian Installer
Folder level 1 ------ po files
.........
Package descriptions
.....
Folder Khmer
....
Folder OpenOffice
.....
Having 10,000 packages without structure (in the same folder) requires a
different type of interface, we cannot just list all the files in a
folder and show their percentage of translation, or calculate on the fly
the total percentage of translation in the folder (search 10,000 files),
we have to specify an interface that will allow the users to go directly
to a specific package, or to a partial listing that contains that
package. Or maybe I am wrong and there is a structure?
Also, it might be interesting to wait until Pootle is working internally
with XLIFF files (next month) to test it, because then we will have a
very clear idea of the real performance, and this will point very
clearly at what needs to be improved (or modified). The present version
(0.9) uses PO internally. The new one will use XLIFF internally, but
will allow download and upload of PO files that are generated on the fly
from the XLIFF file, or merged into the XLIFF files.
Javier
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