Eagle Burkut schreef op di 20-03-2012 om 18:20 [-0500]: > Dear All, > > > I am an Ubuntu translator. For most of the translatable templates, I > can test my translation locally, just converting the PO files into MO > files and copying the files onto a running Ubuntu system. > Unfortunately, for other couple of templates such as "bootloader", > "debian-installer", and "ubiquity-???", I can not find an easy way to > test it locally. The only way I can test them now is I have to > download the daily build release ISO CD file and install it on a > virtual environment. When I find a translation bug on screen, I still > have difficulty locating the bug source (the exact string) in the > original PO template files. > > > Now I have 2 questions: > > > (1) Is there any easier way to test the "bootloader", > "debian-installer", and "ubiquity-???" templates, without downloading > the daily live CD release? > > > (2) When testing the translation, is there any way to locate the > translation bug in the source template PO files? I mean, for a given > screen element already translated, how can I know which PO files it > originally come from and from which lines?
I alway's use grep -r "Searchterm" /usr/share/locale* which returns all .mo files in which 'searchterm' shows up. The name of the .mo file is usually the same as the template. Greetings, Redmar -- Ubuntu Dutch Translators > > > Thanks.
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