[pLog-svn] r4895 - plog/branches/lifetype-1.2/tools

[Oscar Renalias]

yes, it wasn't very obvious that it did those things... :)

The only problem I noticed is that takes way too long to load the  
admin strings of a locale. In my case, it didn't even load, it  
crashed Firefox (2.0.0.2)

On 1 Mar 2007, at 12:01, Reto Hugi wrote:

> oscar at devel.lifetype.net wrote:
>> Log:
>> Added a little script to compare two locales, to make sure that  
>> they've both got the same trings. Usage:
>>
>> php comparelocale.php locale_en_UK.php locale_es_ES.php
>>
>> This would return the keys that are in locale_en_UK.php that are  
>> not available in locale_es_ES.php.
>>
>> The script must be run from the command line, btw.
>
> this is handy for sure, but it basically does what is already included
> in the tranlation tool. Of course I'm to blame for not having  
> documented
> it so far. As it's not exactly the same thing I think it's ok to  
> have it
> as a standalone tool, as it's not writing anything it's a faster  
> way to
> "diff" two language files. Nevertheless here is some more  
> documentation
> just in case...
>
> Some of the not so obvious features:
> - the "slave" language file (de_DE, the one with the translated  
> strings)
> will always have exactly the same structure as the master (en_UK).  
> This
> means:
>    - if en_UK-admin is compared to de_DE from 1.1 (which contains all
> strings), the written de_DE file will only have the admin strings. ->
> split functionality
>    - if en_UK has strings not present in de_DE, they will be  
> written to
> de_DE -> add functionality
>    - if en_UK has less strings than de_DE the redundant string will be
> removed -> remove functionality
>
> I understand, that it's scary to use the translator, if you don't know
> what it's doing, but I need some more time for documentation.
>
> cheers,
> reto
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