The --msgid-fallback mode still reports conflicts between msgid
and msgstr strings, but the resulting suggestions can now include
accelerators reserved by msgids; thus the translator won't be
lured into avoiding accelerators that she'll be likely to replace
anyway. Therefore, --msgid-fallback is now the default and can
be turned off with the new option --no-msgid-fallback.
After checking each file, check-accelerator-conflicts.pl displays
a one-line summary of how many accelerators it checked and how
many conflicts it found. This is primarily meant to warn people
by displaying zeroes if if gather-accelerator-contexts.pl has not
been run.
Locale::PO::dump doesn't output an msgid if there isn't one.
no documented way to access them. It also preserves the order of
flags, if no flags are modified.
Replaced the fuzzy, c_format, and php_format fields with _flaghash,
and renamed the _flag field to _flagstr.
Flag-setting functions silently map unsupported values (e.g. 42) to
supported ones (e.g. 1), which they also return.
The c_format and php_format methods treat empty strings as undef,
rather than as 0.
Names of flags are case-sensitive, like in GNU Gettext.
POD changes:
Unlisted the bugs that have now been fixed.
It also recognizes conflicts that involve more than two msgstrs.
And it no longer outputs the msgids.
These changes make the output much shorter than before,
while still listing all the relevant information.
POD changes:
Revised the synopses of the methods, paying attention to levels of quoting.
Repeat the synopsis above the description of each method.
Never write C<Locale::PO>; it looks bad in pod2text.
now be specified as --srcdir=top_srcdir (or --source-directory=top_srcdir
or -S top_srcdir). Changed po/Makefile to match.
This option can even be repeated; that resolves a BUGS item.
Changed po/Makefile to ignore exit codes from check-accelerator-contexts.pl.
Enabled bundling of options in Getopt::Long so that -Stop_srcdir works too.
The detailed documentation is now as POD in the scripts, and the README
just gives an overview and describes how the scripts relate to ELinks.
The intention here is to make the scripts more readily usable for programs
other than ELinks. The scripts now describe their licensing, too.
