> > > The list is simply the result of the command line above. Do you want me > to send it to you since you don't have a Linux shell at hand?
I'm on Windows and don't use command line, so if it is not time-wasting you can send me. Even before this thread here I planed that I write this tip somewhere (codex, locale site, my blog) and maybe even link to those gettexted themes, so users could easily find them 2008/3/15, wohack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > On 15/mar/08, at 09:51, Christian Barmala wrote: > > The zip-archive contains a mo-fil, but no po or pot. Do I have to > > create the pot myself by > > xgettext --keyword=__ --keyword=_e --language=php <a lot of sandbox > > files>.php --output=sandbox.pot > > is there a "decompiler" for mo-files or can I open it with poedit > > in update mode without having a pot-file? > > > > > That is not factual. Inside the Sanbox folder, once unzipped, there > is a folder called sandbox-translation. Inside that you find > sandbox.pot plus PO files for several languages plus a Readme :-) > > http://www.poedit.net/ > Poedit, as its name suggests, is capable of editing existing PO > files. It will also create them for you, if the file/files you want > to translate are already get-texed. It will also create a MO file in > the process. No POT is needed. And since it comes with a nice and > regular GUI it is much loved by people who do not concentrate on > shell scripting. > > ---------------------------- > http://bwat.it > In valid code we trust > > > > > _______________________________________________ > wp-polyglots mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-polyglots >
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