Roman Joost (Sonntag, 24. August 2008, 15:22):
> Would that actually speed things a little bit up in comparison to
> merging the translations for every single po file?
It would speed up translating.
> I spend a few hours on figuring out a possible solution to save the
> translations by studying various sources (Nickolays proposed patch
> (bug 369510), the Mail conversation with Ulf who already had a look
> at xml2po and xml2po itself).
>
> I ended up by do the following scenario:
>
> 1. Profile the translation language as well into a subdirectory
> (e.g. de):
>
> cd oldsrc
> xsltproc --stringparam profile.lang "de"
> ../stylesheets/profile.xsl introduction.xml > introduction.xml.new
> mv introduction.xml.new ../de/introduction.xml
>
> 2. Reuse the translation to merge it into one po file:
>
> cd ..
> xml2po -r de/introduction.xml --output="po/de/foo.po"
> src/introduction.xml
>
> The foo.po now contains the english original msgids and the German
> translation. Did someone tried this actually? Ulf maybe?
Yes, I tried it for a sample file. It worked like expected, but ...
> The only problem here is (of course), that the generated po file
> doesn't map 1:1 to the English original strings. This needs to be
> corrected by the author itself.
That's the problem!
My sample file contained e.g. the following index entries:
<indexterm lang="en">
<primary>...</primary>
<secondary>...</secondary>
<tertiary>...</tertiary>
</indexterm>
<indexterm lang="en"><primary>...</primary></indexterm>
<indexterm lang="de">
<primary>Filter</primary><secondary>...</secondary>
</indexterm>
<indexterm lang="de"><primary>...</primary></indexterm>
"en" and "de" don't match, and "xml2po -r" produces more or less useless
output.
Misssing sectinfo (revhistory) entries will certainly cause similar
problems.
So IMHO we had to add one more step:
0. Check and edit every single source file...
Ulf
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