André Malo a écrit : [couic]
Well, I also recommend the transformation page: <http://httpd.apache.org/docs-project/docsformat.html>. It describes how to work with our docs build system (2.1 and 2.0). Basically you need the build tools, java and perl.So, after getting the SVN content, i test the build tool with success and i think have understand how it works.
Further note, that the build tools try to check if a translation is outdated. To make this possible, you need to add a comment to your translation, where you note, what subversion revision your translation is based on. All translations have such a comment on the top (<!-- English Revision: xxxx --> or <!-- English Revision xxxx:yyyy (outdated) -->), so just have a look at, say manual/bind.xml.de :) These comments are useful for you (the translator), because you can just go into the directory and diff the English version, to see what was changed, like:
svn diff -r xxxx:yyyy englishfile.xml
Don't worry, once set up correctly, it should be quite easy to work with.
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With that build system, do i play with files directly in the SVN folder? It seems to recreate *.html.fr files (and some other meta) and not to affect the xml's one.
When some of Vincent Deffontaines's files will be reviewed, i noticed that i just put them on this mailinglist. Can you confirm that only .xml.fr files, not the .html.fr one, are required?
--Alain B
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