Il 25/01/2011 21:51, Geert Janssens ha scritto:
I don't think you have broken something, no. And I haven't followed the whole process so maybe I am missing some things. I get that indeed as well, that when I remove the entities, the pot file is much shorter, though xml2po doesn't report any errors. That's not so nice IMO. On the other hand if you want one pot file, why not use xml2po -o yourpotfile.pot *.xml That's how it is explained in the xml2po manual. It has the added benefit that it retains the exact file locations of all strings to translate. Geert .
I've tried this command at first but I've got a pot file with almost a string for each chapter and all markups became a mess.
The best solution I've found is using the -e option although when converting back to translated xml, I get a single xml file (but that's not an issue, at least for my translation workflow. ANd it also seam to work good for the generated HTML and pdf)
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