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Subject: [Freeciv-Dev] Re: PATCH: po-file comment remove
From: Dirk Stoecker <stoecker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 2000 16:52:14 +0200 (MET DST)
Reply-to: Dirk Stoecker <stoecker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Hi,

[returned to list because of new patch, quoting private communication part]

> > I checked all the strings, which found it way into the freeciv.pot and did
> > not find anything useful to translators. Anyway if you really think it is
> > useful, we should change --add-comments to --add-comments="TRANS" and
> > modify the texts you mentioned.
> 
> Yes, I do think thats a good idea.

I attached a new patch, which adds --escape, modifies --add-comments to
--add-comments="TRANS:", changes the trans texts in server/stdinhand.c,
adds a note to hackers text and adds 3 TRANS strings to gui-mui.

> > I cannot do that, as I do not know which
> > texts you are talking about.
> 
> I guess I assumed you would know what "grep" means, but I suppose maybe 
> not on Amiga...  Do a text search for "tranlate" in server/stdinhand.c
> (or in current freeciv.pot, for that matter).  

Well, my fault. They have really been copied to freeciv.pot, but I did
ignore them as they where a bit strange: "translate <> only", how could
one translate 2 brackets? - Now they are "translate text between <> only".

You are a real 100% programmer: Comments have to be short and best comment
uses 0 byte :-)

Ciao
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