> I have some questions about thos revcheck.html files. > > - How often are the build?
Every time a new manual is built the revcheck is updated. > - http://www.php.net/manual/de/revcheck.html is nice, but > http://www.php.net/manual/it/revcheck.html is way cooler. > Is this because the german file is build earlier? No. The it group uses the - as you say way cooler - revision tracking method, the translation.xml, instead of the Translators file. As this file is XML, the revcheck program is able to read and generate nice tables from it, like who is doing what, and they are in what stage, and can interlink files and people together, etc... The translation.xml feature is not currently documented in the howto, but you can see examples in the hu and it tree. Hu exclusively use the translation.xml method, dropping out the Tranlators file, as it is more convinient for us to use this. The decision is up to the translators group to choose... The revcheck script is bacward compatible to handle languages with revision comments in files, but no translation.xml file... > I used the file very often the last days and think this is _very_ > helpful for translating stuff. AFAIK I only need a php cgi to > build it locally, is this true? Yes. And you need your languages files check out too ;) Goba
