Niels de Groot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Instead of creating one huge prepare script, couldn't we use the install
> script of each application/update to make the
> download URL known by including a special tag line. for example something
> like:
> ::URL:http://whatever.com/file.exe
> or
> ::URL:ENU: <http://whatever.com/file.exe>
I am not convinced this is a good approach.
It does keep all the information about an update in one place, which
is a plus. But for internationalized updates, we will end up with one
comment for each of the 20+ languages we want to support. And that is
just a mess. Support for any particular language should be gathered
in one place.
Here is what I think we should do.
1) Rewrite the prepare script in Perl :-).
2) Put it in a subdirectory.
3) Have it include multiple other Perl fragments, one for each
language.
The comments in the .bat files should be primarily for humans to read.
I will whip up a prototype, but I will not have time before this
weekend.
- Pat
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