06-26-2006
Well, the cat command should not be working on directories. Check below:
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/$ uname -a
SunOS xxxxxx 5.8 Generic_117350-24 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-Enterprise
/$ cat /tmp
cat: input error on /tmp: Invalid argument
/$ less /tmp
/tmp is a directory
/$ more /tmp
*** /tmp: directory ***
Also, don't go by the size field for a directory. The directory size increases as more files are added (this is the size field in the directory that I am talking about and not 'size of directory'='total size of all files'), but it may not decrease if you remove files.
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locale::msgfmt
Locale::Msgfmt(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Locale::Msgfmt(3pm)
NAME
Locale::Msgfmt - Compile .po files to .mo files
SYNOPSIS
This module does the same thing as msgfmt from GNU gettext-tools, except this is pure Perl. The interface is best explained through
examples:
use Locale::Msgfmt;
# Compile po/fr.po into po/fr.mo
msgfmt({in => "po/fr.po", out => "po/fr.mo"});
# Compile po/fr.po into po/fr.mo and include fuzzy translations
msgfmt({in => "po/fr.po", out => "po/fr.mo", fuzzy => 1});
# Compile all the .po files in the po directory, and write the .mo
# files to the po directory
msgfmt("po/");
# Compile all the .po files in the po directory, and write the .mo
# files to the po directory, and include fuzzy translations
msgfmt({in => "po/", fuzzy => 1});
# Compile all the .po files in the po directory, and write the .mo
# files to the output directory, creating the output directory if
# it doesn't already exist
msgfmt({in => "po/", out => "output/"});
# Compile all the .po files in the po directory, and write the .mo
# files to the output directory, and include fuzzy translations
msgfmt({in => "po/", out => "output/", fuzzy => 1});
# Compile po/fr.po into po/fr.mo
msgfmt("po/fr.po");
# Compile po/fr.po into po/fr.mo and include fuzzy translations
msgfmt({in => "po/fr.po", fuzzy => 1});
COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
Copyright 2009 Ryan Niebur, all rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
perl v5.14.2 2012-01-21 Locale::Msgfmt(3pm)