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./checkFiles.sh runs it by /bin/bash (its shebang).
Running it with sh is different. Depends on the sh how much different.
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jifty::script::po
Jifty::Script::Po(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Jifty::Script::Po(3pm)
options
Returns a hash of all the options this script takes. (See the usage message for details)
run
Runs the "update_catalogs" method.
_check_mime_type FILENAME
This routine returns a mimetype for the file "FILENAME".
update_catalogs
Extracts localizable messages from all files in your application, finds all your message catalogs and updates them with new and changed
messages.
update_catalog FILENAME
Reads "FILENAME", a message catalog and integrates new or changed translations.
extract_messages
Find all translatable messages in your application, using Locale::Maketext::Extract.
print_help
Prints out help for the package using pod2usage.
If the user specified --help, prints a brief usage message
If the user specified --man, prints out a manpage
pot_name
Returns the name of the po template.
NAME
Jifty::Script::Po - Extract translatable strings from your application
SYNOPSIS
jifty po --language <lang> Creates a <lang>.po file for translation
jifty po Updates all existing po files
Options:
--language Language to deal with
--dir Additional directories to extract from
--js Generate json files from the current po files
--help brief help message
--man full documentation
OPTIONS
--language
This script an option, "--language", which is optional; it is the name of a message catalog to create.
--dir Specify explicit directories to extract from. Can be used multiple times. The default directories will not be extracted if you use
this option.
--template_name
Specify the name of the po template. Default to the lower-cased application name.
--podir Specify the directory of the po templates.
--js If "--js" is given, other options are ignored and the script will generate json files for each language under
share/web/static/js/dict from the current po files. Before doing so, you might want to run "jifty po" with "--dir
share/web/static/js" to include messages from javascript in your po files.
--help Print a brief help message and exits.
--man Prints the manual page and exits.
DESCRIPTION
Extracts message catalogs for your Jifty app. When run, Jifty will update all existing message catalogs, as well as create a new one if you
specify a --language option.
perl v5.14.2 2010-12-08 Jifty::Script::Po(3pm)