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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Inserting delimiter after a specific number of chars Post 302919654 by Aia on Thursday 2nd of October 2014 08:00:43 PM
Old 10-02-2014
Welcome to the forum Diogo R Jesus.

It would be most helpful if you can post a relevant portion of the input you intend to use, an example of the expected output and lastly but not least, any script showing any efforts you have already tried.
 

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POFILECONSISTENCY(1)													      POFILECONSISTENCY(1)

NAME
POFileConsistency - checks consistency in a collection of PO files SYNOPSIS
POFileConsistency [OPTION] [...] [FILE] [...] INTRODUCTION
POFileConsistency checks consistency in a collection of PO files. COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
--help or -h show usage instructions --interactive or -i interactive mode, iterate though the inconsistencies using a text mode interface; see the Interactive Mode section --equivalent=file or -e file load a file with a list of equivalent msgstr for a given msgid; can be used multiple times --only-empty or -o only report inconsistencies with at least one of the translations empty --match=string or -m string only report inconsistencies if at least one of the files involved contain the given string --strip-chars=chars or -r chars remove each of the chars from both msgid and msgstr before checking inconsistencies INTERACTIVE MODE
In interactive mode you iterate through each of the inconsistencies found. In each prompt you can press Enter to ignore this inconsistency, a number of a possible translation (1, 2, ...) to change all the translations to that text, 0 to input a text to use in all the translations, l to add the exception to each of the PO files, or, if you are using at least one equivalents file, a to add the exception to the first of those files. PO FILE HEADER DIRECTIVES
POFileConsistency recognizes several PO file header directives. As with all gettext lint tools, these directives are all prefixed with X-POFile. X-POFile-IgnoreConsistency: msgid remove the given msgid from the list of messages to check X-POFile-ConsistencyAlias: string1 string2 replace all ocorrences of string1 with string2 before checking consistency CONSISTENCY EQUIVALENTS FILE FORMAT
This files consists of a series of empty line separated blocks. For example: msgid 1 possible translation 1 possible translation 2 possible translation n msgid 2 possible translation 1 possible translation 2 possible translation n MORE INFORMATION
gettext-lint web page: http://gettext-lint.sourceforge.net/ AUTHOR
Pedro Morais. <morais@kde.org> 08/16/2006 POFILECONSISTENCY(1)
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