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This file is licensed under the terms of the expat license, see the file EXPAT.
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+++ Translating Midori +++
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The recommended tool for translating Midori is Transifex, which is what all
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Xfce projects use. It makes the life of translators and developers easier.
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That said, it is also possible to manually create or update a .po file and
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send a .po or .diff file via email or Flyspray.
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Either way the following instructions should get you started.
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There is no template in the repository. To create a localization template:
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./waf build --update-po
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You can use the same command in the future to update the template. It is
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recommended to do that always before you update localizations.
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If you want to add a new language 'aa', create it like this:
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cd po
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msginit -l aa_CC -o aa.po -i midori.pot
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sed -i 's/PACKAGE/midori/g' aa.po
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To check your language 'aa' for errors, do this:
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msgfmt -c --check-accelerators=_ aa.po
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To test your changes, run Midori like so:
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./waf build --run
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This is a convenience command that will setup localization in
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the build folder so you don't need to install translations.
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To run Midori in a particular language, run it like this:
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LANG=fr_FR.utf8 ./waf build --run
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As a general rule, your localization should be based off of the
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current git repository or the latest midori.pot in git.
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Some strings have comments, starting with 'i18n', which are meant
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to describe the role of a string to translators.
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Please don't hesitate to ask for additional descriptive comments
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for any unclear strings that you are uncertain about.
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