On Sun, 13 May 2007 10:37:05 +0900
Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

| On Sat, 12 May 2007 23:59:22 +0900 Yasufumi Haga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| babbled:
| 
| works for me:
| 
| [ 10:36AM ~/C/e17/po ] make update-gmo
| rm -f ca.gmo && /usr/bin/msgfmt -c --statistics -o ca.gmo ca.po
| 321 translated messages, 43 fuzzy translations, 1124 untranslated messages.
| [ 10:36AM ~/C/e17/po ]
| 
| have you tried to cvs-update?

Yes, I have. Actually...
After my first mail, Massimo fixed this issue and commited in CVS.
And then I checked out the ca.po file again and compiled it in my
environment. It went fine :) When I had this issue last night, the
ca.po file in my local source tree, which I checked out a few moments
before it, was encoded in iso-8859-1 while utf8 was specified as the
charset in the header of the file. So he fixed it for both of them to
have the same one: utf8.

| > I'm trying to build e17 checked out just now, but an error occurs when
| > compiling ca.po in po directory. I copied ca.po in po directory to my 
private
| > directory and compiled it there. Here are the messages:
| > 
| > $ LC_ALL=C msgfmt -c -o ca.gmo ca.po 
| > ca.po:38:12: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:70:12: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:74:57: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:74:70: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:78:12: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:82:13: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:82:45: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:82:63: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:87:12: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:91:13: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:91:62: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:95:12: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:99:13: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:99:67: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:103:13: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:103:66: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:107:12: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:111:13: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:111:65: invalid multibyte sequence
| > ca.po:143:12: invalid multibyte sequence
| > msgfmt: too many errors, aborting
| > 
| > What can I do for this? Is there any workaround?

Regards.
--Yasufumi

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