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The Tuesday 2006-04-25 at 12:09 +0200, David Wright wrote:
> > Impossible. You need the sources, and they are not included, you have to
> > downloaded them.
>
> You should write the documentation from the original specifications, not from
> the source code, same as writing test harnesses and test scripts. If you
> write from the specification, you are documenting what the program *should*
> do, which acts as a good double check that the code is doing what *it*
> should.
No, I don't mean that.
To translate a program you need the sources because the documentation you
see is the output of a postprocess. You need the sources of the
documentation. Also, for the step of translating the messages a program
gives you do need the source code. In theory, the .po file should be
enough, but you need the context.
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Cheers,
Carlos Robinson
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