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Ibm ultrium hh3 tape drive drivers for mac. Revision: 18466 Author: luciash Date: 2009-05-05 10:13:13 +0000 (Tue, 05 May 2009) Log Message: - argh! Hi Luci, In fact, you should not run getstrings with params (other than lang), because:.

with params it's harder to see what you changed, like when somebody re-indent a file,. getstrings is automatically run at each release by the release script. So, your file will not be a minimal one when released, just on svn We could imagine changing the params of getstrings when its called by the installer, but it's still useful to have those comments for translators I suppose. And, btw, it's not CSS or javascript, so it's not a problem to have a lot of comments inside, since they won't impact the time needed to display / download the page. Cheers, Nyloth -Original Message- From: luciash@. mailto:luciash@. Sent: Tuesday 5 May 2009 12:13 To: tikiwiki-cvs@.

Subject: Tikiwiki-cvs/svn SF.net SVN: tikiwiki:18466branches/3.0/lang/cs/language.php Revision: 18466 Author: luciash Date: 2009-05-05 10:13:13 +0000 (Tue, 05 May 2009) Log Message: - argh! Hi, On 02:15 PM, WEBER Patrice wrote: Hi LuciIn fact, you should not run getstrings with params (other than lang)because:. with params it's harder to see what you changed, like when somebody re-indent a file.

getstrings is automatically run at each release by the release script. So, your file will not be a minimal one when released, just on svn ok:-p We could imagine changing the params of getstrings when its called by the installer, but it's still useful to have those comments for translators I suppose.

And, btw, it's not CSS or javascript, so it's not a problem to have a lot of comments inside, since they won't impact the time needed to display / download the page. yup, language files are just huuuuuge and users could be happier if they download smaller tarball without the comments;) translators can run the script and generate them anyway then luci -.::::: luciash d' being aka Lukas 'luci' Masek mail: luci2009 ᴂt ground.cz.

Hi Luci, On 5/5/09, luci aka luciash d' being wrote: hiOn 02:15 PM, WEBER Patrice wrote: Hi LuciIn fact, you should not run getstrings with params (other than lang)because:. with params it's harder to see what you changed, like when somebody re-indent a file. getstrings is automatically run at each release by the release script. So, your file will not be a minimal one when released, just on svn ok:-p We could imagine changing the params of getstrings when its called by the installer, but it's still useful to have those comments for translators I suppose. And, btw, it's not CSS or javascript, so it's not a problem to have a lot of comments inside, since they won't impact the time needed to display / download the page. yup, language files are just huuuuuge and users could be happier if they download smaller tarball without the comments;) translators can run the script and generate them anyway then I believe these comments are useful for getting new people to start translating.

By the time they figure out how to generate language files from the script, they probably lost interest or know everything written in the comments. So I don't like that as a way of reducing the tarball size. Also, the language files are huge but the uncommented language files are not much smaller:-( Maybe the way of creating smaller tarballs for 4.0 would be to provide a non-multilingual (smaller) version of TW separate from the full-multilingual support (bigger) version.

Maybe even one in between with only languages with more than 50% coverage? Hi Jyhem, good idea! Maybe we can review the tikilite.sh script writen by mose (in doc/devtools/) which removes all except english and some other stuff to produce a 'lighter' release even for 3.0 final?

Luci Jean-Marc Libs wrote: Hi LuciOn 5/5/09, luci aka luciash d' being wrote: hiOn 02:15 PM, WEBER Patrice wrote: Hi LuciIn fact, you should not run getstrings with params (other than lang)because:. with params it's harder to see what you changed, like when somebody re-indent a file. getstrings is automatically run at each release by the release script. So, your file will not be a minimal one when released, just on svn ok:-p We could imagine changing the params of getstrings when its called by the installer, but it's still useful to have those comments for translators I suppose. And, btw, it's not CSS or javascript, so it's not a problem to have a lot of comments inside, since they won't impact the time needed to display / download the page. yup, language files are just huuuuuge and users could be happier if they download smaller tarball without the comments;) translators can run the script and generate them anyway then I believe these comments are useful for getting new people to start translating. By the time they figure out how to generate language files from the script, they probably lost interest or know everything written in the comments.

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