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ecppll

ecppll(1)							Tntnet users guide							 ecppll(1)

NAME

       ecppll - language-linker for ecpp

SYNOPSIS

       ecppll [-I dir] [-F] [-o output-filename] ecpp-filename [translated-data]

DESCRIPTION

       Ecppll  is the language-linker for ecpp.  This program combines the data of a ecpp-file with translated phrases from a source-file and gen-
       erates a data-file used by tntnet to look up translated data.  The translated data file must contain the original phrase and the translated
       version separated by tab line by line.

       To  generate  a language file the generated files of all components of a component-library must be zipped. The resulting zip-file must have
       the same basename as the component-library and the language-code as the extension.  Tntnet tries to  find  the  langage	library  by  first
       appending  the  value  of  the query parameter LANG to the name of the componentlibrary. If the file is not found, the environment-variable
       LANG is used. If that is neither found, the default data from the original component is used.

OPTIONS

       -F     Fail on warning.	If a phrase is not found in the language-data or in language-data is a phrase not used it  the	ecpp-file,  ecppll
	      warns about it to standard output.  If this flag is set, ecppll returns a non-zero return-code.

       -I dir Search  include-files  in  directory.  This option can be passed multiple times.	All specified directories are searched in turn for
	      include-files.

       -o filename
	      Specify output filename

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Tommi Makitalo <tommi@tntnet.org>.

SEE ALSO

       tntnet(1), ecpp(7), ecppl(1)

Tntnet								    2006-08-26								 ecppll(1)

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