Hi! On Sat, 2009-08-08 at 11:38:59 +0200, Bruno Haible wrote: > Guillem Jover wrote: > > > > getttextize used to support more than one podir > > > > > > No, gettextize always only supported one podir.
> > I can see gettextize's --po-dir option which can be > > specified several times > > Oops, you are right. I was wrong. Since version 0.17, gettextize *does* > support multiple --po-dir options. Ok, just checked now, and my recollection was also wrong! as I could not find anything in older “gettextize” programs that would automatically handle different «po/» dirs. > > But cannot find any option in the info docs, nor > > anything in autopoint's code which would seem to support several po/ > > dirs. So I'm a bit confused now > > autopoint does it automatically. It infers the list of po/ dirs. > Just try it. I've done that in the past, and before filing the bug, I've prepared now a small test case, at least it will be easier to see if I'm doing something wrong? > > Or better yet, add it to the docs? > > What should I add to the docs, if a feature is automatic? I was assuming there might be an option missing or a macro to call that was not documented. > If you want to reopen this bug report, please provide a test case > (configure.ac, Makefile.am etc. with several po/ directories) and > a sequence of commands, including an autopoint invocation, that > supports your claim. Attached the test case (similar to the current dpkg setup). After unpacking the tarball and then running “autoreconf -f -i” (autopoint should be called by autoreconf itself), there's at least ‘Makfile.in.in’ and ‘remove-potcdate.sin’ missing from «a/po/» and «b/po», which are the minimum files to be able to build it. regards, guillem
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