Re: How you can translate things now, and a plan for the i18n series going forward

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Ãvar ArnfjÃrà Bjarmason <avarab@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Hi both. I've been on a hiatus from Git development, so I haven't
> picked up ab/i18n again, but I still plan to and to get it included in
> Git.

Thanks.

>     *** TODO Introduce a skeleton no-op gettext, just the
> infrastructure minus the interesting stuff
>
>         I.e. just add:
>
>             #define N_(s) (s)
>             #define _(s) (s)
>
>     *** TODO Add no-op C gettextize patches
>
>         This will change "foo" to _("foo") everywhere, but will be a no-op
>         due to it being macroed out.

It would be best to get this as early as possible while not many topics
are in 'next'; it is preferrable if we can rebase other topics in 'pu' on
top of the result of this step.

>     *** TODO Add no-op Shell/Perl gettextize patches
>
>         Due to the nature of these languages these can't be macroed out,
>         but it's still easy to have a no-op wrapper function.

Yes.  After the above two steps are done, we can pretty much independently
advance and tweak i18n topic from other changes.

>     *** TODO Add po/README etc.
>
>         The documentation about how to add translations etc.
>
>     *** TODO Add translations
>
>         Add the po/*.po files. Since we have no-op translations everywhere
>         we can translate git with xgettext + po editing, even though the
>         translations aren't being used yet.
>
>     *** TODO Introduce the real gettext in a later patch + tests
>
>         Once the rest is all in this will be a much smaller change.

The last two could probably be swapped, but I think we are on the same
page as to the overall steps and direction.

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