xml2pot(1) [suse man page]

XML2POT(1)																XML2POT(1)

NAME

       xml2pot - Creates a PO template file from a DocBook XML file.

SYNOPSIS

       xml2pot [original-XML]

DESCRIPTION

       xml2pot	is  a command-line tool that produces a gettext message template file from the DocBook XML file original-XML. The template file is
       sent to standard output.

       The resulting template file can be used to create gettext message files (PO-files) for a variety of languages. These can then  be  used	in
       conjunction with po2xml(1) to translate the original XML file into these other languages.

       This utility is part of the KDE Software Development Kit.

SEE ALSO

       po2xml(1), split2po(1), swappo(1), transxx(1)

AUTHORS

       The PO XML tools were written by Stephan Kulow  <coolo@kde.org>

       This manual page was prepared by Ben Burton<bab@debian.org>

AUTHOR

       Ben Burton.

								   April 7, 2003							XML2POT(1)

FIXINCLUDES(1)							  [FIXME: manual]						    FIXINCLUDES(1)

NAME

       fixincludes - Reduce the number of #includes in KDE source files

SYNOPSIS

       fixincludes [-v, --verbose] [-e, --experimental] [-m, --modify] [file] [--help]

DESCRIPTION

       fixincludes tries to reduce the number of #includes in C++ source files. Much of it's processing is specific to KDE sources and so it might
       not work so well with sources for non-KDE applications.

       The following problems are identified by fixincludes:

       o   Including headers that are no longer supported but which exist for compatibility with older Qt/KDE versions;

       o   Including the same file multiple times.

       There is also an experimental mode which tries removing each #include one at a time (with a few exceptions) to see whether the source still
       compiles. Note that this experimental mode will modify the original sources.

       By default the sources will not be modified; the identified problems will simply be written to standard output.

       The list of C++ sources to examine should be given on the command-line. If no files are given, all C++ sources in or beneath the current
       directory will be examined (with the exception of directories whose Makefile.am contains -UQT_NO_COMPAT or -UKDE_NO_COMPAT)

       This utility is part of the KDE Software Development Kit.

OPTIONS

       -v, --verbose
	   Verbose mode. Additional debugging output is written to standard output.

       -e, --experimental
	   Experimental mode, as described above in detail. Note that this option implies --modify.

       -m, --modify
	   As well as writing messages to standard output, actually modify the original sources to fix any problems that were found.

AUTHORS

       fixincludes was written by Dirk Mueller <mueller@kde.org>.

AUTHOR

       Ben Burton <bab@debian.org>
	   Author.

[FIXME: source] 						   April 7, 2003						    FIXINCLUDES(1)