06-09-2011
you want to 'translate' your text in another language or 'convert' into another encoding?
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LEARN ABOUT MINIX
po2debconf
PO2DEBCONF(1) po-debconf PO2DEBCONF(1)
NAME
po2debconf - merge master templates file and PO files
SYNOPSIS
po2debconf [-v] [-h] [--podir=DIR] [-o FILE] [-e STRING] master
DESCRIPTION
This program reads all PO files and a single templates file, and produces a Debconf templates file containing all translations, similar to
the one produced by debconf-mergetemplate(1) (from the "debconf-utils" package). PO files are by default searched in the po subdirectory
below the location of the master file.
To help the language code transition for Norwegian Bokmal, the no and nb language codes are handled specially. If no.po exists, it should
be renamed to nb.po. Using nb.po will make both "-no" and "-nb" translations available in the templates file.
Lines beginning with a number sign ("#") are comments in templates files. They are useful to give hints to translators, and are discarded
by po2debconf. Special comments have been introduced in "po-debconf" 1.0. They are in the form "#flag:directive". The "#flag:partial" is
the only directive interpreted by po2debconf. Normally when a field is composed of several paragraphs (like "__Choices" and
"_Description"), it is translated if all paragraphs are translated. When a field contains "#flag:partial", translated strings may be mixed
with untranslated strings.
OPTIONS
-h, --help
Display a usage summary and exit.
-v, --verbose
Process in verbose mode.
--podir=DIR
Set directory for PO files. Default is to search PO files in the po subdirectory below the location of the master file.
-o, --output=FILE
Set output filename (default is standard output).
-e, --encoding=STRING
Convert encoding. Argument can take 3 values: "utf8" (convert to UTF-8), "po" (do not change encoding) and "popular" (convert encoding
of input files depending on their language; the "PODEBCONF_ENCODINGS" environment variable must point to a name of a file containing
the encoding map).
Such a filename looks like:
#
# Number is comment sign
#
cs ISO-8859-2
da ISO-8859-1
de ISO-8859-1
el ISO-8859-7
etc.
Default encoding used to be "popular", and has been switched to "utf8" since po-debconf 0.9.0.
OUTPUT FORMAT
Since debconf 1.2.0, templates format has changed, encoding is part of field names, i.e. they are "foo-lang.encoding". When older debconf
encounter such fields, they are silently ignored, which means that original text is displayed.
If present, a po/output file can override defaults for encoding and output format. It contains a single line with two fields. The first
field is the output format (currently valid values are 1 for fields in the form "foo-lang", and 2 for "foo-lang.encoding") and the second
field is the encoding, e.g.
echo '2 utf8' > po/output
let po2debconf convert text to UTF-8.
When encoding is set to "po" or "utf8", output format is always set to 2, so that older debconf do not try to display text with wrong
encodings.
SEE ALSO
debconf-gettextize(1), debconf-updatepo(1), po-debconf(7).
AUTHOR
Denis Barbier <barbier@linuxfr.org>
2016-10-01 PO2DEBCONF(1)