Hi Milo, thanks for help. I'll try it today, and will report how it works for me. If you were so kind and could share your script, I'd be grateful. I discovered in the meantime that placing the translated .page files into corresponding folder in /usr/share/gnome/help/etc. allows yelp to open them fine. And yes, I think writing down these instructions somewhere is a great idea.
Regards, Alex Dnia 2010-03-02, wto o godzinie 15:28 +0100, Milo Casagrande pisze: > Hi Aleksander, > > 2010/3/2 Aleksander Łukasiewicz <[email protected]>: > > > > Seems to work this way, but I would like to convert multiple files (there > > are over 40 .page files in the empathy help folder). Is there a way to do > > it? > > When I need to test translations I use a small hand-made script that > for every .page file in C, it creates the corresponding translated > .page file. > Unfortunately I don't have the script here with me at the office, but > it goes in something like this: > > for i in `ls PATH_TO_FILES` do > xml2po -p TRANSLATION_FILE.po PATH_TO_FILES/$i > PATH_TO_LOCALIZED_DIR/$i > done > > (plus some tests to check if it's a file or not) > > > Additionally, I cannot open the .page file with yelp. "yelp index.page" > > doesn't open the file. How can I open the .page files with yelp? > > You don't have to provide Yelp with the file name, just do, if you are in > the C directory: > yelp ./ > > or: > yelp `pwd`/ > > I just have to provide Yelp with the path to the directory containing > the index.page. > > (probably these instructions should be written down under the > DocumentationProject on l.g.o...) > > Hope it might help. > > Ciao. >
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