Bram Moolenaar writes:
> > $ info -f .../gettext-0.10.36/doc/gettext
>
> Sorry, I don't use the info program. Don't want to learn yet another set of
> commands for something I hardly ever use...
> HTML is everywhere these days
You can also look at the gettext docs in HTML format.
$ cd .../gettext-0.10.36/doc
$ texi2html -expandinfo -number -split_chapter gettext.texi
> Man pages are the good-old way to document programs on Unix.
> Everybody knows how to use them. HTML is everywhere these days
texi2html produces better results than any man2html program could ever
give. The reason is that "good-old man format" is, at the base, a
layout description language, like TeX, and its conversion to a
structured format like HTML is impossible.
> Question: How do I know that the CODESET name is invalid? That is, trying to
> use it with iconv_open() will result in failure.
msgfmt will tell you about this case. If msgfmt (version 0.10.36)
doesn't warn, then the CODESET name in the PO file is OK.
Bruno
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