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Tephlon: Tired now...

2008-12-22T01:28:02Z

Tired now...

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	Up til now, I have seen no signs of someone wanting to take over, so it seems that 1.4 will be released without a Swedish translation. It saddens me a bit since I can't help but thinking that the Swedish translation will pass into a completely useless state and all the effort from all who have participated the last years will be made into nothing. It is my firm belief that the translation is of a very good quality (even though the lack of error reports ''might'' mean that most Swedes run the game in English), and I sincerely hope that it eventually will end up in capable hands.		Up til now, I have seen no signs of someone wanting to take over, so it seems that 1.4 will be released without a Swedish translation. It saddens me a bit since I can't help but thinking that the Swedish translation will pass into a completely useless state and all the effort from all who have participated the last years will be made into nothing. It is my firm belief that the translation is of a very good quality (even though the lack of error reports ''might'' mean that most Swedes run the game in English), and I sincerely hope that it eventually will end up in capable hands.

	''tephlon, signing off, 13 January ~~2007~~''		''tephlon, signing off, 13 January 2008''

Tephlon at 01:27, 22 December 2008

2008-12-22T01:27:07Z

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	Up til now, I have seen no signs of someone wanting to take over, so it seems that 1.4 will be released without a Swedish translation. It saddens me a bit since I can't help but thinking that the Swedish translation will pass into a completely useless state and all the effort from all who have participated the last years will be made into nothing. It is my firm belief that the translation is of a very good quality (even though the lack of error reports ''might'' mean that most Swedes run the game in English), and I sincerely hope that it eventually will end up in capable hands.		Up til now, I have seen no signs of someone wanting to take over, so it seems that 1.4 will be released without a Swedish translation. It saddens me a bit since I can't help but thinking that the Swedish translation will pass into a completely useless state and all the effort from all who have participated the last years will be made into nothing. It is my firm belief that the translation is of a very good quality (even though the lack of error reports ''might'' mean that most Swedes run the game in English), and I sincerely hope that it eventually will end up in capable hands.

	''tephlon, signing off, 13 January ~~2006~~''		''tephlon, signing off, 13 January 2007''

Tephlon at 01:26, 22 December 2008

2008-12-22T01:26:26Z

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	Up til now, I have seen no signs of someone wanting to take over, so it seems that 1.4 will be released without a Swedish translation. It saddens me a bit since I can't help but thinking that the Swedish translation will pass into a completely useless state and all the effort from all who have participated the last years will be made into nothing. It is my firm belief that the translation is of a very good quality (even though the lack of error reports ''might'' mean that most Swedes run the game in English), and I sincerely hope that it eventually will end up in capable hands.		Up til now, I have seen no signs of someone wanting to take over, so it seems that 1.4 will be released without a Swedish translation. It saddens me a bit since I can't help but thinking that the Swedish translation will pass into a completely useless state and all the effort from all who have participated the last years will be made into nothing. It is my firm belief that the translation is of a very good quality (even though the lack of error reports ''might'' mean that most Swedes run the game in English), and I sincerely hope that it eventually will end up in capable hands.

			''tephlon, signing off, 13 January 2006''

Tephlon at 01:19, 22 December 2008

2008-12-22T01:19:08Z

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	Late in December 2004 I quit my grad student position due to complete disinterest, and was without a job. During the unemployment period, which lasted for 8 months from the beginning of 2005, there was of course lots of time for the translation work.		Late in December 2004 I quit my grad student position due to complete disinterest, and was without a job. During the unemployment period, which lasted for 8 months from the beginning of 2005, there was of course lots of time for the translation work.

	In October 2005 I started working at an IT security company, and since then, life has not quite been the same. On April ~~14th~~ 2006, me and my girlfriend got married. She was pregnant (no, we did not marry because of that, we married because we wanted to), and in August our daughter was born.		In October 2005 I started working at an IT security company, and since then, life has not quite been the same. In April 2006, me and my girlfriend got married. She was pregnant (no, we did not marry because of that, we married because we wanted to), and in August our daughter was born.

	On December 13th 2007 I decided to resign as a maintainer of the Swedish translation. From being a very active translation team in the beginning, we have gradually lost translator interest and thus pace, and the last year the translation has mostly been a one-man effort. After 1.2 was released I started thinking about when it would be a suitable time to quit, but since there were noone to take over the maintainership I remained. As time went by, my enthusiasm for the translation dropped more and more, but I still wasn't sure it was time to let go. Then I realised that it made no sense to aim for a 100% translation for 1.4 and then leave; it would be better to leave and let someone else do the rest and leave ''their'' imprint on the 1.4 translation, while I would continue supporting the 1.2 version until 1.4 was released (and 1.2 was discontinued).		On December 13th 2007 I decided to resign as a maintainer of the Swedish translation. From being a very active translation team in the beginning, we have gradually lost translator interest and thus pace, and the last year the translation has mostly been a one-man effort. After 1.2 was released I started thinking about when it would be a suitable time to quit, but since there were noone to take over the maintainership I remained. As time went by, my enthusiasm for the translation dropped more and more, but I still wasn't sure it was time to let go. Then I realised that it made no sense to aim for a 100% translation for 1.4 and then leave; it would be better to leave and let someone else do the rest and leave ''their'' imprint on the 1.4 translation, while I would continue supporting the 1.2 version until 1.4 was released (and 1.2 was discontinued).

Tephlon at 01:13, 22 December 2008

2008-12-22T01:13:55Z

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	I'm tephlon, or rather, that's my nick. Why tephlon? Well, my wife seems to think that no problems ever stick on me, so she calls me "teflonmannen", which is "the teflon man" in Swedish. My own interpretation is that I have a non-stick memory. The "ph" instead of "f" is just... Well, I don't know. Leet? Whatever.		I'm tephlon, or rather, that's my nick. Why tephlon? Well, my wife seems to think that no problems ever stick on me, so she calls me "teflonmannen", which is "the teflon man" in Swedish. My own interpretation is that I have a non-stick memory. The "ph" instead of "f" is just... Well, I don't know. Leet? Whatever.

	~~My real name is Stefan, and I'm born in 1976.~~ From September (3-ish) 2004 to December 13 2007 I was the maintainer of the Swedish translation. More on that below. I live in Göteborg -- which is "Gothenburg" in, at least, English-speaking countries -- in Sweden, which really is called Sverige. And that's '''not''' Switzerland. But you knew that. I hope.		From September (3-ish) 2004 to December 13 2007 I was the maintainer of the Swedish translation. More on that below. I live in Göteborg -- which is "Gothenburg" in, at least, English-speaking countries -- in Sweden, which really is called Sverige. And that's '''not''' Switzerland. But you knew that. I hope.

	In 2004 I started my fourth year as a PhD student ~~in astrophysics~~, and had for some time been really fed up with it. At some point during late spring/early summer I was looking through the games at HappyPenguin.org, and I found Wesnoth. (Well, evidently I first saw Wesnoth June 15 that year. I found an old post of mine on LinuxQuestions.org from June 17 where I mentioned that I found Wesnoth "two days ago" :)) I liked it a lot from the start and recommended it to my girlfriend (now my wife :)), who, to my great astonishment, didn't hate computers so much that she couldn't appreciate a good game. So we started playing.		In 2004 I started my fourth year as a PhD student, and had for some time been really fed up with it. At some point during late spring/early summer I was looking through the games at HappyPenguin.org, and I found Wesnoth. (Well, evidently I first saw Wesnoth June 15 that year. I found an old post of mine on LinuxQuestions.org from June 17 where I mentioned that I found Wesnoth "two days ago" :)) I liked it a lot from the start and recommended it to my girlfriend (now my wife :)), who, to my great astonishment, didn't hate computers so much that she couldn't appreciate a good game. So we started playing.

	In August the same year, I looked into the Translations forum and noticed that the translation was pretty much unmaintained, and since I by then couldn't care less about my PhD project I decided to try and do something about the translation. In a short time, the Swedish translation team, which basically consisted of me and Sanna, managed to do some great work on the translation. In fact, the Swedish translation was the first translation at 100%, and on September 11 we could proudly announce the 0.8.4 release in Swedish.		In August the same year, I looked into the Translations forum and noticed that the translation was pretty much unmaintained, and since I by then couldn't care less about my PhD project I decided to try and do something about the translation. In a short time, the Swedish translation team, which basically consisted of me and Sanna, managed to do some great work on the translation. In fact, the Swedish translation was the first translation at 100%, and on September 11 we could proudly announce the 0.8.4 release in Swedish.
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	Late in December 2004 I quit my grad student position due to complete disinterest, and was without a job. During the unemployment period, which lasted for 8 months from the beginning of 2005, there was of course lots of time for the translation work.		Late in December 2004 I quit my grad student position due to complete disinterest, and was without a job. During the unemployment period, which lasted for 8 months from the beginning of 2005, there was of course lots of time for the translation work.

	In October 2005 I started working at an IT security company, and since then, life has not quite been the same. On April 14th 2006, me and my girlfriend got married. She was pregnant (no, we did not marry because of that, we married because we wanted to), and on August ~~19th~~ our daughter~~, Amanda,~~ was born.		In October 2005 I started working at an IT security company, and since then, life has not quite been the same. On April 14th 2006, me and my girlfriend got married. She was pregnant (no, we did not marry because of that, we married because we wanted to), and in August our daughter was born.

	On December 13th 2007 I decided to resign as a maintainer of the Swedish translation. From being a very active translation team in the beginning, we have gradually lost translator interest and thus pace, and the last year the translation has mostly been a one-man effort. After 1.2 was released I started thinking about when it would be a suitable time to quit, but since there were noone to take over the maintainership I remained. As time went by, my enthusiasm for the translation dropped more and more, but I still wasn't sure it was time to let go. Then I realised that it made no sense to aim for a 100% translation for 1.4 and then leave; it would be better to leave and let someone else do the rest and leave ''their'' imprint on the 1.4 translation, while I would continue supporting the 1.2 version until 1.4 was released (and 1.2 was discontinued).		On December 13th 2007 I decided to resign as a maintainer of the Swedish translation. From being a very active translation team in the beginning, we have gradually lost translator interest and thus pace, and the last year the translation has mostly been a one-man effort. After 1.2 was released I started thinking about when it would be a suitable time to quit, but since there were noone to take over the maintainership I remained. As time went by, my enthusiasm for the translation dropped more and more, but I still wasn't sure it was time to let go. Then I realised that it made no sense to aim for a 100% translation for 1.4 and then leave; it would be better to leave and let someone else do the rest and leave ''their'' imprint on the 1.4 translation, while I would continue supporting the 1.2 version until 1.4 was released (and 1.2 was discontinued).

Tephlon at 22:12, 13 January 2008

2008-01-13T22:12:48Z

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	I'm tephlon, or rather, that's my nick. Why tephlon? Well, my wife seems to think that no problems ever stick on me, so she calls me "teflonmannen", which is "the teflon man" in Swedish. My own interpretation is that I have a non-stick memory. The "ph" instead of "f" is just... Well, I don't know. Leet? Whatever.		I'm tephlon, or rather, that's my nick. Why tephlon? Well, my wife seems to think that no problems ever stick on me, so she calls me "teflonmannen", which is "the teflon man" in Swedish. My own interpretation is that I have a non-stick memory. The "ph" instead of "f" is just... Well, I don't know. Leet? Whatever.

	My real name is Stefan, and I'm born in 1976. I'm the maintainer of the Swedish translation ~~since September 2004, and, actually, one of the moderators~~ on ~~the Translations & Internationalization forum, even though I don't usually do or say very much on the forums~~. I live in Göteborg -- which is "Gothenburg" in, at least, English-speaking countries -- in Sweden, which really is called Sverige. And that's '''not''' Switzerland. But you knew that. I hope.		My real name is Stefan, and I'm born in 1976. From September (3-ish) 2004 to December 13 2007 I was the maintainer of the Swedish translation. More on that below. I live in Göteborg -- which is "Gothenburg" in, at least, English-speaking countries -- in Sweden, which really is called Sverige. And that's '''not''' Switzerland. But you knew that. I hope.

	In 2004 I started my fourth year as a PhD student in astrophysics, and had for some time been really fed up with it. At some point during late spring/early summer I was looking through the games at HappyPenguin.org, and I found Wesnoth. (Well, evidently I first saw Wesnoth June 15 that year. I found an old post of mine on LinuxQuestions.org from June 17 where I mentioned that I found Wesnoth "two days ago" :)) I liked it a lot from the start and recommended it to my girlfriend (now my wife :)), who, to my great astonishment, didn't hate computers so much that she couldn't appreciate a good game. So we started playing.		In 2004 I started my fourth year as a PhD student in astrophysics, and had for some time been really fed up with it. At some point during late spring/early summer I was looking through the games at HappyPenguin.org, and I found Wesnoth. (Well, evidently I first saw Wesnoth June 15 that year. I found an old post of mine on LinuxQuestions.org from June 17 where I mentioned that I found Wesnoth "two days ago" :)) I liked it a lot from the start and recommended it to my girlfriend (now my wife :)), who, to my great astonishment, didn't hate computers so much that she couldn't appreciate a good game. So we started playing.

	In August the same year, I looked into the Translations forum and noticed that the translation was pretty much unmaintained, and since I couldn't care less about my project I decided to try and do something about the translation. In a short time, the Swedish translation team, which basically consisted of me and Sanna, managed to do some great work on the translation. In fact, the Swedish translation was the first translation at 100%, and on September 11 we could proudly announce the 0.8.4 release in Swedish.		In August the same year, I looked into the Translations forum and noticed that the translation was pretty much unmaintained, and since I by then couldn't care less about my PhD project I decided to try and do something about the translation. In a short time, the Swedish translation team, which basically consisted of me and Sanna, managed to do some great work on the translation. In fact, the Swedish translation was the first translation at 100%, and on September 11 we could proudly announce the 0.8.4 release in Swedish.

	Late in December 2004 I quit my grad student position due to complete disinterest, and was without a job. During the unemployment period, which lasted for 8 months from the beginning of 2005, there was of course lots of time for the translation work.		Late in December 2004 I quit my grad student position due to complete disinterest, and was without a job. During the unemployment period, which lasted for 8 months from the beginning of 2005, there was of course lots of time for the translation work.
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	In October 2005 I started working at an IT security company, and since then, life has not quite been the same. On April 14th 2006, me and my girlfriend got married. She was pregnant (no, we did not marry because of that, we married because we wanted to), and on August 19th our daughter, Amanda, was born.		In October 2005 I started working at an IT security company, and since then, life has not quite been the same. On April 14th 2006, me and my girlfriend got married. She was pregnant (no, we did not marry because of that, we married because we wanted to), and on August 19th our daughter, Amanda, was born.

	~~So,~~ I ~~guess it is quite understandable that~~ the Swedish translation ~~work is~~ a ~~bit slow. It is most often only me working on it, even though new~~, and ~~some old :)~~, ~~translators drop by~~ and ~~do some work on it~~. I ~~have~~ started ~~to think that~~ it is time to ~~realize that~~ I~~'m in another phase of~~ my ~~life~~, ~~and that~~ I ~~should~~ let ~~the maintainership~~ go to someone else~~. Don~~'~~t know what~~'~~s best though~~, ~~hanging around~~ until ~~a translator shows up who is willing to take over, or just leave things~~ and ~~hope that someone will take over eventually?~~		On December 13th 2007 I decided to resign as a maintainer of the Swedish translation. From being a very active translation team in the beginning, we have gradually lost translator interest and thus pace, and the last year the translation has mostly been a one-man effort. After 1.2 was released I started thinking about when it would be a suitable time to quit, but since there were noone to take over the maintainership I remained. As time went by, my enthusiasm for the translation dropped more and more, but I still wasn't sure it was time to let go. Then I realised that it made no sense to aim for a 100% translation for 1.4 and then leave; it would be better to leave and let someone else do the rest and leave ''their'' imprint on the 1.4 translation, while I would continue supporting the 1.2 version until 1.4 was released (and 1.2 was discontinued).

	~~Well~~, ~~for now~~ I ~~guess~~ I ~~stick around for~~ a ~~while longer.~~..		Up til now, I have seen no signs of someone wanting to take over, so it seems that 1.4 will be released without a Swedish translation. It saddens me a bit since I can't help but thinking that the Swedish translation will pass into a completely useless state and all the effort from all who have participated the last years will be made into nothing. It is my firm belief that the translation is of a very good quality (even though the lack of error reports ''might'' mean that most Swedes run the game in English), and I sincerely hope that it eventually will end up in capable hands.


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	=== Bulk translation ===		=== Bulk translation ===

	First, there is the work of getting the "bulk text" down. Choosing the word "bulk" might seem a bit condescending, but it's really not, it's just what it is. It is ~~hard, and~~ often ~~boring, work; not very rewarding. During~~ this phase the ~~aim~~ is ~~just~~ to get ~~the strings translated~~; ~~just~~ going through ~~one string after another~~, ~~and translate~~.		First, there is the work of getting the "bulk text" down. Choosing the word "bulk" might seem a bit condescending, but it's really not, it's just what it is. This is the hardest part. One can feel that the translation never is finished, going through one string after another. It is often during this phase that the "tone" of the translation is established. It is important to get this right; when going through an existing translation, such as during proof-reading, it is difficult to break out of a "tone" that has been struck during this phase. '''The most important thing during this phase is to keep in context''', even though it can be difficult to see the context in the separate msgids.

	=== Proof-reading ===		=== Proof-reading ===

Tephlon: Removed obsolete translation tools; the new ones are too long to post here.

2007-10-11T09:46:37Z

Removed obsolete translation tools; the new ones are too long to post here.

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Tephlon at 22:29, 29 August 2007

2007-08-29T22:29:56Z

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	=== wsync ===		=== wsync ===

	#!/bin/sh		#!/bin/sh

	ROOTDIR=$HOME/Wesnoth		ROOTDIR=$HOME/Wesnoth

Tephlon at 22:29, 29 August 2007

2007-08-29T22:29:18Z

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	My real name is Stefan, and I'm born in 1976. I'm the maintainer of the Swedish translation since September 2004, and, actually, one of the moderators on the Translations & Internationalization forum, even though I don't usually do or say very much on the forums. I live in Göteborg -- which is "Gothenburg" in, at least, English-speaking countries -- in Sweden, which really is called Sverige. And that's '''not''' Switzerland. But you knew that. I hope.		My real name is Stefan, and I'm born in 1976. I'm the maintainer of the Swedish translation since September 2004, and, actually, one of the moderators on the Translations & Internationalization forum, even though I don't usually do or say very much on the forums. I live in Göteborg -- which is "Gothenburg" in, at least, English-speaking countries -- in Sweden, which really is called Sverige. And that's '''not''' Switzerland. But you knew that. I hope.

	In 2004 I started my fourth year as a PhD student in astrophysics, and had for some time been really fed up with it. At some point during late spring/early summer I was looking through the games at HappyPenguin.org, and I found Wesnoth. (Well, evidently I first saw Wesnoth June ~~15th~~ that year. I found an old post of mine on LinuxQuestions.org from June ~~17th~~ where I mentioned that I found Wesnoth "two days ago" :)) I liked it a lot from the start and recommended it to my girlfriend (now my wife :)), who, to my great astonishment, didn't hate computers so much that she couldn't appreciate a good game. So we started playing.		In 2004 I started my fourth year as a PhD student in astrophysics, and had for some time been really fed up with it. At some point during late spring/early summer I was looking through the games at HappyPenguin.org, and I found Wesnoth. (Well, evidently I first saw Wesnoth June 15 that year. I found an old post of mine on LinuxQuestions.org from June 17 where I mentioned that I found Wesnoth "two days ago" :)) I liked it a lot from the start and recommended it to my girlfriend (now my wife :)), who, to my great astonishment, didn't hate computers so much that she couldn't appreciate a good game. So we started playing.

	In August the same year, I looked into the Translations forum and noticed that the translation was pretty much unmaintained, and since I couldn't care less about my project I decided to try and do something about the translation. In a short time, the Swedish translation team, which basically consisted of me and Sanna, managed to do some great work on the translation. In fact, the Swedish translation was the first translation at 100%, and on September 11 we could proudly announce the 0.8.4 release in Swedish.		In August the same year, I looked into the Translations forum and noticed that the translation was pretty much unmaintained, and since I couldn't care less about my project I decided to try and do something about the translation. In a short time, the Swedish translation team, which basically consisted of me and Sanna, managed to do some great work on the translation. In fact, the Swedish translation was the first translation at 100%, and on September 11 we could proudly announce the 0.8.4 release in Swedish.
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	=== wsync ===		=== wsync ===

	#!/bin/sh		#!/bin/sh

	ROOTDIR=$HOME/Wesnoth		ROOTDIR=$HOME/Wesnoth
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	ACTION=r		ACTION=r

	if [ $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po -nt $POFILE ] && ! cmp -s $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po $POFILE ; then		if cmp -s $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po $POFILE && cmp -s $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po $POFILE ; then
			ACTION=n

			elif [ $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po -nt $POFILE ] && ! cmp -s $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po $POFILE ; then
	printf "\r\033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m %s" "$BRANCH/$DOMAIN" \		printf "\r\033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m %s" "$BRANCH/$DOMAIN" \
	"Work po-file has been modified. [R]eplace, [m]erge or [s]kip? "		"Work po-file has been modified. [R]eplace, [m]erge or [s]kip? "
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	fi		fi

	if [ "x$ACTION" == "xr" ] ; then		if [ "x$ACTION" == "xn" ] ; then
	printf "\r\033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m %-15s" "$BRANCH/$DOMAIN" "Replacing..."		# This is the same as the "r" action, just to keep timestamps/attributes in order

			printf "\r\033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m \033[1m%-15s\033[0m" "$BRANCH/$DOMAIN" "No change"

			if [ -f $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po ] ; then
			cp $POFILE $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po
			fi

			cp $POFILE $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po

			elif [ "x$ACTION" == "xr" ] ; then
			printf "\r\033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m \033[01;32m%-15s\033[0m" "$BRANCH/$DOMAIN" "Replacing..."

	if [ -f $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po ] ; then		if [ -f $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po ] ; then
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	elif [ "x$ACTION" == "xm" ] ; then		elif [ "x$ACTION" == "xm" ] ; then
	printf "\r\033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m %-15s" "$BRANCH/$DOMAIN" "Merging..."		printf "\r\033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m \033[01;33m%-15s\033[0m" "$BRANCH/$DOMAIN" "Merging..."

	if [ -f $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po ] ; then		if [ -f $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po ] ; then
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	else		else
	printf "\r\033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m %-15s" "$BRANCH/$DOMAIN" "Skipping!"		printf "\r\033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m \033[01;31m%-15s\033[0m" "$BRANCH/$DOMAIN" "Skipping!"
	fi		fi

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	echo		echo

	~~MODE~~=treesync		SVNSYNC=treesync
			DO_POSYNC=true

	while [ "x$1" != "x" ] ; do		while [ "x$1" != "x" ] ; do
	if echo "$1" \| grep -q q ; then		if echo "$1" \| grep -q "q" ; then
	~~MODE~~=quicksync		SVNSYNC=quicksync
			fi
			if echo "$1" \| grep -q "x" ; then
			DO_POSYNC=false
	fi		fi

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	$~~MODE~~ http://svn.gna.org/svn/wesnoth/trunk Wesnoth-trunk		$SVNSYNC http://svn.gna.org/svn/wesnoth/trunk Wesnoth-trunk
	$~~MODE~~ http://svn.gna.org/svn/wesnoth/branches/1.2 Wesnoth-1.2		$SVNSYNC http://svn.gna.org/svn/wesnoth/branches/1.2 Wesnoth-1.2
	~~#$MODE http://svn.gna.org/svn/wesnoth/branches/1.0 Wesnoth-1.0~~
	treesync svn://svn.berlios.de/wescamp-i18n Wescamp		treesync svn://svn.berlios.de/wescamp-i18n Wescamp

			$DO_POSYNC \|\| exit 0

	posync Wesnoth-trunk		posync Wesnoth-trunk
	posync Wesnoth-1.2		posync Wesnoth-1.2
	~~#posync Wesnoth-1.0~~
	posync Wescamp		posync Wescamp



	=== wcommit ===		=== wcommit ===
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	BRANCH="$1"		BRANCH="$1"

	NUMBER=$(find $COMMITDIR/Old/ -name "$~~BRANCH~~-sv-$TODAY-*.svndiff.bz2" -printf '%f\n' \| sort -g \| tail -1 \| rev \| cut -f1 -d'-' \| rev \| cut -f1 -d'.')		LBRANCH=$(echo "$BRANCH" \| tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')

			NUMBER=$(find $COMMITDIR/Old/ -name "$LBRANCH-sv-$TODAY-*.svndiff.bz2" -printf '%f\n' \| sort -g \| tail -1 \| rev \| cut -f1 -d'-' \| rev \| cut -f1 -d'.')
	[ "x$NUMBER" == "x" ] && NUMBER=0		[ "x$NUMBER" == "x" ] && NUMBER=0
	NUMBER=$((NUMBER + 1))		NUMBER=$((NUMBER + 1))
	OUTFILENAME="$~~(echo $BRANCH~~-sv-$TODAY-$NUMBER ~~\| tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')~~.svndiff"
			OUTFILENAME="${LBRANCH}-sv-${TODAY}-${NUMBER}.svndiff"
	OUTFILE="$COMMITDIR/$OUTFILENAME"		OUTFILE="$COMMITDIR/$OUTFILENAME"

	> "$OUTFILE"		> "$OUTFILE"

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	#pocommit Wesnoth-1.0		#pocommit Wesnoth-1.0
	pocommit Wescamp		pocommit Wescamp



	=== pomerge ===		=== pomerge ===

Tephlon: /* wcommit */

2007-06-29T21:29:50Z

wcommit

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:29, 29 June 2007
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	[ -d $COMMITDIR/Old ] \|\| mkdir -p $COMMITDIR/Old		[ -d $COMMITDIR/Old ] \|\| mkdir -p $COMMITDIR/Old

	mv $COMMITDIR/*~~.tgz~~ $COMMITDIR/Old 2> /dev/null		mv $COMMITDIR/*gz $COMMITDIR/Old 2> /dev/null
	mv $COMMITDIR/*~~.tbz2~~ $COMMITDIR/Old 2> /dev/null		mv $COMMITDIR/*bz2 $COMMITDIR/Old 2> /dev/null

	TEMPFILE=$(mktemp -t po-XXXXXX) \|\| exit 2		TEMPFILE=$(mktemp -t po-XXXXXX) \|\| exit 2
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	BRANCH="$1"		BRANCH="$1"

	~~TARBALL~~="~~thisshouldnevermatchafilenameandseeificareifitwouldanyway~~"		NUMBER=$(find $COMMITDIR/Old/ -name "$BRANCH-sv-$TODAY-*.svndiff.bz2" -printf '%f\n' \| sort -g \| tail -1 \| rev \| cut -f1 -d'-' \| rev \| cut -f1 -d'.')
			[ "x$NUMBER" == "x" ] && NUMBER=0
			NUMBER=$((NUMBER + 1))
			OUTFILENAME="$(echo $BRANCH-sv-$TODAY-$NUMBER \| tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]').svndiff"
			OUTFILE="$COMMITDIR/$OUTFILENAME"
			> "$OUTFILE"

	echo -e "Checking \033[01;33m$BRANCH\033[0m:"		echo -e "Checking \033[01;33m$BRANCH\033[0m: "

	for POFILE in $(find $SRCDIR/$BRANCH -name 'sv.po' \| sort -s) ; do		for POFILE in $(find $SRCDIR/$BRANCH -name 'sv.po' \| sort -s) ; do
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	DOMAIN="$(echo ${POTFILE##*/} \| sed 's\|\.pot$\|\|')"		DOMAIN="$(echo ${POTFILE##*/} \| sed 's\|\.pot$\|\|')"

	~~echo -en~~ " \033[01;32m~~$DOMAIN~~\033[0m"		printf " \033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m %-12s\r" "$DOMAIN" "Checking..."
	~~tput hpa 40~~
	~~tput sc~~
	~~echo -n~~ "Checking..."

	[ -d $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN ] \|\| mkdir -p $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN		[ -d $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN ] \|\| mkdir -p $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN
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	if [ -f $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po ] && podiff "$WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po" "$POFILE" "$WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po" ; then		if [ -f $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po ] && podiff "$WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po" "$POFILE" "$WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po" ; then
	~~if [ -e "~~$~~TARBALL~~.~~tar" ] ; then~~		cp $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po $POFILE
	~~TARFLAGS="rf"~~		cp $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po
	~~else~~
	~~TARFLAGS="cf"~~

	~~NUMBER=$(find $COMMITDIR/Old/ -iname "$BRANCH-sv-$TODAY-*.tbz2~~" -~~printf '%f~~\~~n' \| sort -g \| tail -1 \| rev \| cut -f1 -d'-' \| rev \| cut -f1 -d'.')~~		printf " \033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m %-12s" "$DOMAIN" "Adding: "
	[ ~~x$NUMBER == x ] && NUMBER=0~~
	~~NUMBER=$((NUMBER + 1))~~
	~~TARBALLNAME="$(echo $BRANCH-sv-$TODAY~~-~~$NUMBER \| tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')~~"
	~~TARBALL=~~"$~~COMMITDIR/$TARBALLNAME~~"
	fi

	~~tput rc ; tput el~~
	~~echo -en~~ "Adding ~~to \033[01;33m$TARBALLNAME.tbz2\033[0m~~: "
	msgfmt --statistics $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po -o /dev/null		msgfmt --statistics $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po -o /dev/null

	~~( cd $WORKDIR/$BRANCH && tar $TARFLAGS $TARBALL.tar $DOMAIN/sv.po ) && cp $WORKDIR/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po $WORKDIR/.LastCommit/$BRANCH/$DOMAIN/sv.po~~

	else		else
	~~tput rc~~ ; ~~tput el~~		printf " \033[01;32m%-42s\033[0m %-12s\n" "$DOMAIN" "No changes."
	~~echo~~ "No changes."
	fi		fi
	done		done

	if [ -e "$~~TARBALL.tar~~" ] ; then		if ( cd $SRCDIR/$BRANCH/ && find . -type f -name 'sv.po' -exec svn diff {} \; >> "$OUTFILE" ) ; then
	bzip2 "$~~TARBALL.tar~~" ~~&& mv~~ "$~~TARBALL.tar~~.bz2~~" "$TARBALL~~.~~tbz2~~"		( cd $SRCDIR/$BRANCH/ && find . -type f -name 'sv.po' -exec svn revert {} \; > /dev/null )
			fi

			if [ -s "$OUTFILE" ] ; then
			bzip2 "$OUTFILE"
			echo "Changes added to ${OUTFILE}.bz2."
	else		else
			rm "$OUTFILE" 2> /dev/null
	echo "No changes in $BRANCH."		echo "No changes in $BRANCH."
	fi		fi
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	}		}



	~~restyle_wescamp () {~~
	~~for TARBALLPATH in $(find $COMMITDIR -maxdepth 1 -name 'wescamp-*') ; do~~
	~~TARBALL="${TARBALLPATH##*/}"~~

	~~TEMPDIR=$(mktemp -d -t wescamp-XXXXXX) \|\| exit 3~~
	~~mkdir $TEMPDIR/Original~~
	~~mkdir $TEMPDIR/NewStyle~~

	~~tar xj -C $TEMPDIR/Original/ -f $TARBALLPATH~~

	~~for POPATH in $(find $TEMPDIR/Original -name 'sv.po') ; do~~
	~~DOMAIN="$(echo $POPATH \| rev \| cut -f2 -d'/' \| rev)"~~
	~~WDIR=$TEMPDIR/NewStyle/${DOMAIN#wesnoth-*}-po/po/~~

	~~mkdir -p $WDIR~~
	~~cp $POPATH $WDIR~~
	~~done~~

	~~( cd $TEMPDIR/NewStyle/ && tar cjf $TARBALL * )~~
	~~mv $TEMPDIR/NewStyle/$TARBALL $TARBALLPATH~~
	~~done~~
	}


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	#pocommit Wesnoth-1.0		#pocommit Wesnoth-1.0
	pocommit Wescamp		pocommit Wescamp

	~~restyle_wescamp~~

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