From: <ad...@ad...> - 2006-06-27 22:25:27
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Hi, Some time ago I started translating Plone to my language. This was with version 2.1. I also installed i18ndude and some tools mentioned in http://plone.org/development/teams/i18n/rebuild-pots After translating a whole lot of strings version 2.5 came out and now I wanted to update, but I have since forgot how to do it. The how to in http://plone.org/development/teams/i18n/rebuild-pots doesn't help much because a) I'm not running Windows; Mac OS X is my work environment b) I'm not hosting on the computer I'm translating on; debian is my hosting environment. My quesion is: How do I set up the environment correctly given my circumstances? How would setenv.sh look like? What other things do I need to be aware of? Do I need to have plone set up on my laptop to be able to check my translations? A. |
From: Alexander L. <li...@pl...> - 2006-06-28 03:27:52
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On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 15:25:14 -0700, Arnór Kristjánsson <ad...@ad...> wrote: > Hi, > > Some time ago I started translating Plone to my language. This was > with version 2.1. I also installed i18ndude and some tools mentioned > in http://plone.org/development/teams/i18n/rebuild-pots > > After translating a whole lot of strings version 2.5 came out and now > I wanted to update, but I have since forgot how to do it. The how to > in http://plone.org/development/teams/i18n/rebuild-pots doesn't help > much because > a) I'm not running Windows; Mac OS X is my work environment > b) I'm not hosting on the computer I'm translating on; debian is my > hosting environment. > > My quesion is: How do I set up the environment correctly given my > circumstances? How would setenv.sh look like? What other things do I > need to be aware of? Do I need to have plone set up on my laptop to > be able to check my translations? All of these instructions would work the same way on both OS X and Debian, the only difference is the path names. You'll have to fill in the paths here, but instead of: set PYTHON=D:\zope2\Python\python.exe set I18NDUDE=D:\zope2\Data\Products\i18ndude\i18ndude set INSTANCE_HOME=D:\zope2\Data set SOFTWARE_HOME=D:\zope2\Zope\lib\python You would do: export PYTHON=/path/to/your/python (use 'whereis python' if you don't know where it is located, in general this line is likely unnecessary on OS X and Debian, since Python is already in the path) export I18NDUDE=/path/to/where/you/put/i18ndude export INSTANCE_HOME=/path/to/your/zope/directory export SOFTWARE_HOME=/path/to/lib/python/inside/your/zope/directory Does this help? Or did I not understand the question? :) -- _____________________________________________________________________ Alexander Limi · Chief Architect · Plone Solutions · Norway Consulting · Training · Development · http://www.plonesolutions.com _____________________________________________________________________ Plone Co-Founder · http://plone.org · Connecting Content Plone Foundation · http://plone.org/foundation · Protecting Plone |
From: <ad...@ad...> - 2006-06-29 13:53:24
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On 28.6.2006, at 03:27, Alexander Limi wrote: > export PYTHON=/path/to/your/python (use 'whereis python' if you > don't know /usr/bin/python > where it is located, in general this line is likely unnecessary on > OS X > and Debian, since Python is already in the path) > export I18NDUDE=/path/to/where/you/put/i18ndude Fair enough... > export INSTANCE_HOME=/path/to/your/zope/directory This is a remote server. Plone and Zope are not installed on the Mac OS X Computer, hence my question: >> Do I need to have plone set up on my laptop to >> be able to check my translations? > export SOFTWARE_HOME=/path/to/lib/python/inside/your/zope/directory Ditto > > Does this help? Or did I not understand the question? :) |
From: Hanno S. <pl...@ha...> - 2006-07-01 16:30:32
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Hi. Arnór Kristjánsson wrote: > Hi, > > Some time ago I started translating Plone to my language. This was > with version 2.1. I also installed i18ndude and some tools mentioned > in http://plone.org/development/teams/i18n/rebuild-pots You don't need these tools unless you are a product developer. > After translating a whole lot of strings version 2.5 came out and now > I wanted to update, but I have since forgot how to do it. What exactly do you want to update? Do you have po files stored locally that you want to synchronize with the pot files in the Subversion repository? We usually do this syncing for you, as it is non-trivial ;) If you have updated translation files that you want to check in I can do the syncing for you beforehand. > My quesion is: How do I set up the environment correctly given my > circumstances? How would setenv.sh look like? What other things do I > need to be aware of? Do I need to have plone set up on my laptop to > be able to check my translations? Forget about setenv and the tools. If you have trouble getting them to work they are not meant for you ;) They would allow you to synchronize your po files yoursel, but usually you don't have to do this anyways, if you commit your work in small steps whenever you have translated something. Checking your translations in a test Plone site is a good idea. You don't have to have Plone set up on your laptop to do this, you can copy the files to a remote server as well and test them. Just copy your updated files to the PloneTranslations/i18n folder and restart the Zope instance. Then check your translation through-the-web. Hope this helps a bit, Hanno |