On 06/29/07 07:21, Lucian Muresan wrote: > Hi Klaus, > > Klaus Schmidinger wrote: >> On 06/13/07 00:21, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>> unfortunately this patches do not fix Transtation problems complete. >>> i still have segmentation faults for example with softdevice plugin. >>> maybe this help: vdr has translation "none". softdevice as also >>> "none"..... >>> at this translation "none" have i core dumps... >> Well, it was just a quick shot. >> I'll look into it over the weekened. >> >>> Klaus what about gettext? This ist better alternative to "Home-made" >>> converting. >> In the long run this is the plan, but as a first step I wanted to >> do the freetype and UTF-8 stuff separately. >> >>> Or minimaly without on the fly converting of i18n strings, these string >>> use from the begin as utf8 strings. > > If you remeber the thread almost 2 years ago, "OSD language settings > stored as language code (was: i18n.c sorted)" > http://linvdr.org/mailinglists/vdr/2005/11/msg00646.html at that time > you first found it a good idea, then postponed it for 1.5.x. Right after > that I also developed a working gettext patch based on this one, and of > course, Alexander Riedel's UTF8-patch as it looked like at that time. > Now you integrated utf8/freetype in vanilla VDR yourself, and from what > I've read (haven't tried or looked at the code yet) it seems you used at > least parts of that UTF8 ideas. What plans do you have about gettext, > how long would that run be? Would it make sense if I'd rework my gettext > patch based on the current VDR developer version in the near future (I > developed it exactly having in mind your sketched ideas fom that time
I'm currently on vacation and won't be home until July 14. I thought I had a gettext patch in my inbox, but apparently I can't find it. Have you sent that to me before? Just send me your patch as it is (doesn't necessarily need to work with version 1.5.5 directly) and I'll take a look at it. Klaus _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list vdr@linuxtv.org http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
