Hi,
I'm stuck again :(
I need to translate the following part of a shell script to Ant (with
Ant-Contrib in place; using external `sed' is not an option, I want
to minimize dependencies for Windows boxes):
for PO_FILE in *.po; do
LOCALE=$(echo "$PO_FILE" | sed -e 's/\.po$//')
RESOURCE_FILE=$(echo "$RESOURCE_NAME" | sed -e "s/\./\//g")
CLASS_FILE="$RESOURCE_DIRECTORY/${RESOURCE_FILE}_$LOCALE.class"
if test "$CLASS_FILE" -ot "$PO_FILE"; then
mkdir -p "$RESOURCE_DIRECTORY"/$(echo "$RESOURCE_NAME" | sed -e
"s/^[^.]\+$//" -e "s/\.[^.]\+$//" -e "s/\./\//g")
msgfmt --java2 \
--resource="$RESOURCE_NAME" \
--locale="$LOCALE" \
-d"$RESOURCE_DIRECTORY" \
--check --statistics \
"$PO_FILE"
fi
done
I'm having problems with variable calculation. RESOURCE_NAME in
the script has the form of `org.foo.bar.L10n', how do I compute
`org/foo/bar/L10n' out of it in Ant?
Also, I'd like to compute the locale out of file name, though
this is not important.
Thanks in advance,
Paul
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