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Re: [udig-devel] Babel based extras
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Hi Jody,
I finally downloaded those ones, and finally understand what it is.
The problem was bound to the fact that in linux there is some software
with a similar name that helps to create translations, so I thought we
would be able to do translations like that.
I'm not sure what next would be, but I guess we should start to use
translations from the babel project. If needed I could write a script
that downloads (not sure if they provide a direct link thou) the
translations and package only those that are contained in the udig sdk
(should have some equal package name part), so we have an automation.
Do you have already a particular way to do this Jody? How did you add
the babel translations to the sdk?
But then, how to do with the udig ones?
Were you able to understand if it is possible to join the eclipse
babel without beeing some incubated project?
Also how is an nl package created?
Many many questions :)
Ciao
Andrea
On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 8:54 PM, Jody Garnett <jgarnett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I am uploading a copy of extras for those wanting to experiment with
> eclipse 3.3.2:
> - extras-3.3.2-babel
> - extras-3.3.2
>
> The advantage (I think) with babel is that you can log in and contribute
> fixes for *just* what we need in uDig; and then grab a nightly update.
> The downside is we are getting translations for a lot of eclipse
> facilities we do not use as part of uDig.
>
> Jody
> PS. In a difference from last week that Spanish and French translations
> have surged ahead of German.
> > I have documented how to grab the translations from babel on the
> > website; so far testing with German shows that these are still
> > incomplete as far as the SDK is concerned; I will test a bit more with
> > uDig over the course of the day.
> >
> > Certainly a project to watch...
> > Jody
> >> andrea antonello wrote:
> >>>> I am going to have a go at the new eclipse-rcp-europa-winter
> >>>> release (I
> >>>> think that is eclipse 3.3.2); with your permission Andrea I would
> >>>> like
> >>>> to try out the babel projects translations (rather than the nice
> >>>> jar you
> >>>> hacked up for us); my understanding is I will need to fetch the
> >>>> translations using the update site ... rather than a distinct
> >>>> download.
> >>>>
> >>> This sounds really exciting! Do they supply translations again?
> >>>
> >> Check out the website; it is more of a community contribution effort
> >> rather than waitinf for ibm/websphere to cough up some. Looks like
> >> the german translation is in the lead.
> >>>> One avenue to be careful of is the nightly builds; chances are
> >>>> good that
> >>>> I will need to upgrade the version of eclipse used by that machine
> >>>> - so
> >>>> it is *very* important to me to hear back from a linux user about
> >>>> this one.
> >>>>
> >>> I will for sure give you a feedback, since I haven't made the move yet
> >>> to pass to the new version. We have a deadline by thuesday, so after
> >>> that I will be able to have some versioning fun and do some testing.
> >>> Are you able to wait some more day or is this going to be now?
> >>>
> >> I can wait until after your deadline; I will try and get the
> >> instructions in place by then (I ran into some trouble sorting
> >> through some of the optional dependencies like the udig *doc* plugin).
> >>
> >> Jody
> >>
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