Re: [mac] Installing gsicheck on OSX

[Clytie Siddall]

On 03/08/2007, at 12:48 AM, Pavel Janík wrote:

Hi,

The sources for gsi check are not available there. Are they in CVS?
 In theory I could try to build it, if I knew where the sources were.

the sources are standard part of module transex3.

To upload it, you'd need libs etc.



Clytie: can you please test this approach with this file?

http://tmp.janik.cz/OpenOffice.org/MacOSX/gsicheck

BUT - I have an idea ;-) Looks like it is enough to upload just the binary of gsicheck and users can put it into the Application bundle into directory MacOS manually and then it will work from there 8) Make it executable and try to run it. If it works, I can upload it with every build the same way as I do upload static binary of gsicheck: http://ftp.linux.cz/pub/localization/OpenOffice.org/devel/680/ SRC680_m223/Build-2/TranslationQA/

Sorry I didn't respond straight away to this: I've been lost inside more OpenOffice.org Help PO files.

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Sorry for all the qs., I'm not sure what you want me to do. :S


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Pavel, I don't quite understand where you want me to put the gsicheck binary: anywhere on my PATH (e.g. in /Applications), or do you mean inside the MacOS directory inside the OpenOffice.org package? If the latter, how should I run it? I've put it inside the MacOS dir inside the OpenOffice.org package, and made the file executable. When I double-click on it, I get: /Applications/text\ and\ html\ tools/OpenOffice.org\ 2.1.app/Contents/ MacOS/gsicheck; exit Referenced from: /Applications/text and html tools/OpenOffice.org 2.1.app/Contents/MacOS/gsicheck Then again, I'm using an old build (2.1), since I've been waiting for our new 2.3 translation to be integrated, before I downloaded the new builds and started testing. Do I need a newer build for gsicheck to work? Or am I doing something wrong? Running gsicheck from the command line just gets "command not found". Or should I run it from X? from Clytie (vi-VN, Vietnamese free-software translation team / nhóm Việt hóa phần mềm tự do)

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