Op Do, 2009-01-29 om 18:12 +0100 skryf Stéphane Roucheray:
> Hi Friedel,
> 
> Thanks for the quality and accuracy of your answers. I did what you 
> suggested and the result is not totally what I want.
> 
> First :
> 
>     * I set  the "treestyle" to "gnu"
>     * I deleted all the files and check the i18n folder out again
>     * In Admin subfolder I created an admin.pot
>     * Then I restarted the PootleServer.
> 
> When I connected to the webpage, Pootle had already added all the 
> available languages to my project (all the languages where present in 
> the page list and corresponding preference files in the root
> directory 
> of my project). I clicked on the /english "update from template/"
> link 
> and it created an en.po file at the root of the directory of the
> project 
> (Something I would not want). I would prefer him to create the po
> file 
> directly inside the Admin subfolder.

This will be the correct setup for you. To create the file en.po in the
root is a bug. It should be putting it in the same directory as the POT
file. I hope we can address that very soon. I'm sure it is easy to fix.

> 
> So I tried something else, following again all the same previous step 
> but the first one, deleting any treestyle reference in the
> preferences 
> file for my project. Then Pootle had a different behaviour.  The 
> languages where not  added automatically to my project has
> previously, 
> so I added english manually. Pootle then created a en/ folder inside
> my 
> project root folder and put an admin.po file inside, which is still
> not 
> I want unfortunately.
> 
Following a non-gnu layout will require a lot of reshuffling. It is
doable, but I won't recommend it unless you have a specific need for it.


Keep well
Friedel

> 
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Recently on my blog:
http://translate.org.za/blogs/friedel/en/content/language-and-dialect-codes


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