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Poedit new translation update#

Choose the POT file you wish to update from, and POedit will go through all of the strings in the chosen POT file, adding new ones to the POT file currently opened in POedit and deleting obsolete strings (strings which are not found in the new POT file). To do this, go to Catalog -> Update from POT file, which will open up your document explorer. pot file before updating it either from source filesĪnother option for updating POT files is to update them strings for other POT files. Strings that were added by hand will not be found in maketext() functions and will therefore be considered obsolete and will be removed. There is a warning alert about the strings to be added and the obsolete strings which will be removed. Any new strings will be added to the POT file, while any strings that no longer appear in the. This will make POedit go through all the files again in the directory and sub-directories and pull out the translatable strings. pm files are in the same directory as the POT file or in a sub-directory (and make sure that they are the only kinds of files in the directory or sub-directories, aside from the POT file), open up the POT file in POedit, and hit the 'Update Catalog' button, which will be the 3rd button from the left at the top of the application. pm source files is easy: simply make sure the updated. Updating the POT file when you update you. You will be able to view the translatable strings in POedit in the main box. pm files from the directory the POT file is in and all of its sub-directories. If all goes well and everything is in the right place, POedit should generate a POT file containing all of the translatable strings in the. Name your POT file, change the file extension to '.pot', and save.Ĥ. Make sure that it is in a directory which contains all of the files you want to translate (either directly in the directory or inside a directory contained in the directory) and nothing else except the files you want to translate. This will open up your document viewer window, allowing to choose a location to save your POT file in.

Once you are done with the steps above, click OK.

WeBWorK uses the 'maketext' function for most of its translations - this will tell POedit to look for strings that are used by this function when it is filled in. This will allow you to edit a line in the box below. Click on the 'New item' button in the box (again, second one from left). pm extension as described above, otherwise the search will find no files with maketext strings. This will search all of the files under the webwork2 and pg directories. For example use '/opt/webwork' as the base path and enter 'webwork2' and 'pg' in the text area blank for paths. Alternatively you can fill in the complete path. This will tell POedit to look for translatable strings in the same directory as POT file when it is filled in. Click on the second button from the left in the box, which should have a tooltip reading 'New item'.

Poedit new translation code#

The only thing really important here is to give it a name in the 'Project name and version' section, and that you make sure that both the 'Charset' and the 'Source code charset' sections are set to 'UTF-8' (this will be lower case for the 'Source code charset' section). On the 'Project Info' tab, you can fill out information about the POT file you are creating.Do not use File -> New catalog from POT file - this is something different. This will prevent POedit from creating useless.

This time, click on the Editors tab, and in the 'Behavior' section, uncheck the checkbox titled "Automatically compile. Before we begin, go to File -> Preferences again.As the title says, make sure you separate it from other extensions with a semicolon.ģ. *.cpp *.h)", add, if it's not already there, the extension '*.pm' by typing it into the text area. IMPORTANT: In the text area titled, "List of extensions separated by semicolons (e.g.Click on the Parsers tab in this window, and then select 'Perl' from the list the tab displays, and click 'Edit'.To do this, open up POedit, then go to File -> Preferences.

Poedit new translation generator#

pm files that WeBWorK's content generator files uses.

Make sure you have the correct settings: we want POedit to be able to read the.

Poedit new translation mac#

There are versions for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux.Ģ. First, make sure you have POedit installed. 4 POT File Formats, Practices and Conventionsġ.